Roving East And Roving West
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I was to see it again severaltimes--for I went to Myanoshita for that purpose--but never again sostartlingly and wonderfully as this.
When I am asked to name in a word the most beautiful thing I saw on mytravels I mention Fujiyama instantly. There is nothing else to challengeit. Perhaps had I seen Everest from Darjeeling I might have a differentstory to tell; but I missed it. The Taj? Yes, the Taj is a divine workof man; but it has not the serene lofty isolation of this sublimemountain, rising ...from the plain alone and immense with almost perfectsymmetry.
I was not to see Fujiyama again for a week or so, but in the meanwhile Isaw the Daibutsu, the giant figure of Buddha, at Kamakura, in all itsbland placidity. These were the only big things I found in Japan.
TWO FUNERALS Yokohama is industrial and dirty everywhere but on the drive beside theharbour, and on the Bluff, where the rich foreigners live. I visited onehouse on this pleasant eminence and there was nothing in it to suggestthat it was in Japan any more than in, say, Cheltenham.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was to see it again severaltimes--for I went to Myanoshita for that purpose--but never again sostartlingly and wonderfully as this.
When I am asked to name in a word the most beautiful thing I saw on mytravels I mention Fujiyama instantly. There is nothing else to challengeit. Perhaps had I seen Everest from Darjeeling I might have a differentstory to tell; but I missed it. The Taj? Yes, the Taj is a divine workof man; but it has not the serene lofty isolation of this sublimemountain, rising ...from the plain alone and immense with almost perfectsymmetry.
I was not to see Fujiyama again for a week or so, but in the meanwhile Isaw the Daibutsu, the giant figure of Buddha, at Kamakura, in all itsbland placidity. These were the only big things I found in Japan.
TWO FUNERALS Yokohama is industrial and dirty everywhere but on the drive beside theharbour, and on the Bluff, where the rich foreigners live. I visited onehouse on this pleasant eminence and there was nothing in it to suggestthat it was in Japan any more than in, say, Cheltenham.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucas Edward Verrall to read onlineMoreLess
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