Notes in Japan
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The jockeys rode without saddles or stir- rups, with their great toes hitched into a surcingle, and di- rectly they were off they dropped the reins, held their left hands in the air, and plied their whips with the right until they had passed the winning-post. It was just a scurry, with no time for scientific riding, and, as far as I could see, 56 the pony who got over the pole best always won. O Kazu San, my waitress at the Raku-raku-tei, was helping at the tea-house, and kept me supplied with ...tea and cakes, and I stayed watching the races and the spectators, and being watched by them, until the dusk put a stop to sport. I left too soon, for my boy told me that there was a fight after- wards about a bet ; it was the only fight I heard of while I O KAZU SAN 57 was in Japan, and I should have liked to see it. Two days of heavy rain turned the course into a river once more, so that the heats were never decided. Some few days after, Matsubatold me that there was a "Japanese man's circus" in the town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The jockeys rode without saddles or stir- rups, with their great toes hitched into a surcingle, and di- rectly they were off they dropped the reins, held their left hands in the air, and plied their whips with the right until they had passed the winning-post. It was just a scurry, with no time for scientific riding, and, as far as I could see, 56 the pony who got over the pole best always won. O Kazu San, my waitress at the Raku-raku-tei, was helping at the tea-house, and kept me supplied with ...tea and cakes, and I stayed watching the races and the spectators, and being watched by them, until the dusk put a stop to sport. I left too soon, for my boy told me that there was a fight after- wards about a bet ; it was the only fight I heard of while I O KAZU SAN 57 was in Japan, and I should have liked to see it. Two days of heavy rain turned the course into a river once more, so that the heats were never decided. Some few days after, Matsubatold me that there was a "Japanese man's circus" in the town.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Parsons to read onlineMoreLess
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