Oriental Literature volume 2
Oriental Literature volume 2
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The scenery around the coast was no less novel than that of Suma, the only difference being that there were more people there. The building was grand, and there was also a grand Buddha-hall adjoining for the service of the priest. The plan- tations of trees, the shrubberies, the rock-work, and the mimic lakes in the garden were so beautifully arranged as to exceed the power of an artist to depict, while the style of the dwelling was so tasteful that it was in no way inferior to any in the capit...al.
The wife and the daughter of the priest were not residing here, but were at another mansion on the hill-side, where they had removed from fear of the recent high tides.
Genji now took up his quarters with the priest in this sea- side mansion. The first thing he did when he felt a little set- tled was to write to the capital, and tell his friends of his change of residence. The priest was about sixty years old, and was GENJI MONOGATARI 191 very sincere in his religious service. The only subject of anxiety which he felt was, as we have already mentioned, the welfare of his daughter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The scenery around the coast was no less novel than that of Suma, the only difference being that there were more people there. The building was grand, and there was also a grand Buddha-hall adjoining for the service of the priest. The plan- tations of trees, the shrubberies, the rock-work, and the mimic lakes in the garden were so beautifully arranged as to exceed the power of an artist to depict, while the style of the dwelling was so tasteful that it was in no way inferior to any in the capit...al.
The wife and the daughter of the priest were not residing here, but were at another mansion on the hill-side, where they had removed from fear of the recent high tides.
Genji now took up his quarters with the priest in this sea- side mansion. The first thing he did when he felt a little set- tled was to write to the capital, and tell his friends of his change of residence. The priest was about sixty years old, and was GENJI MONOGATARI 191 very sincere in his religious service. The only subject of anxiety which he felt was, as we have already mentioned, the welfare of his daughter.
What to read after Oriental Literature volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Timothy Dwight to read onlineMoreLess
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