Story of Little Metzu the Japanese Boy
Story of Little Metzu the Japanese Boy
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Two or three pictures, a spray of flowers in a vase, a guitar, or samosen, and a table a few inches high, is all the furniture a Japanese house- keeper has in her rooms.
METZU 37 As the children pass along the street, they stop to watch some men carving a statue of Buddha, one of their gods. In another shop they are carving ivory toys — balls, curious eggs, one inside another, the last one so small that you can scarcely see it. Then there are little acrobats and tumblers, and many, many other s...trange toys, carved from bone and ivory, and painted with bright colors.
Each little house is a workshop, and you will see the men and women making fans, polishing mirrors, carding cotton, making bon- nets and silk and paper flowers.
One morning, Metzu's father said to the little boy, '* To-day you may go to Yokohama with me. You may go fishing by torch-lignt, and perhaps we will go to Osaka by water and come home by the city of Kioto. " 38 METZU "And may Kine go, too?" cried little Metzii, clapping his hands with delight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two or three pictures, a spray of flowers in a vase, a guitar, or samosen, and a table a few inches high, is all the furniture a Japanese house- keeper has in her rooms.
METZU 37 As the children pass along the street, they stop to watch some men carving a statue of Buddha, one of their gods. In another shop they are carving ivory toys — balls, curious eggs, one inside another, the last one so small that you can scarcely see it. Then there are little acrobats and tumblers, and many, many other s...trange toys, carved from bone and ivory, and painted with bright colors.
Each little house is a workshop, and you will see the men and women making fans, polishing mirrors, carding cotton, making bon- nets and silk and paper flowers.
One morning, Metzu's father said to the little boy, '* To-day you may go to Yokohama with me. You may go fishing by torch-lignt, and perhaps we will go to Osaka by water and come home by the city of Kioto. " 38 METZU "And may Kine go, too?" cried little Metzii, clapping his hands with delight.
What to read after Story of Little Metzu the Japanese Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen M Helen Mary Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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