Summer Greetings From Japan
Summer Greetings From Japan
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Well, good-night ! 1 must get up at midnight for a visit to the police-station.
66 EIGHTH LETTER Kamokura Saturday, June 23.
SfC ^ ^ ^ tlERE I am for a little while at Kamokura, where A. C. H. Has her summer home. We came down this morning, and shall go back to-morrow, Sunday evening. She is at her cottage, and I at the hotel. I feel like a boy running away from school. The last week has been just hard work, and I was tired out. We are down by the sea, and it is beautiful here, with rolling hil...ls, beautiful pine groves and curving shores. We went first to see the great statue of Buddha, a picture of which Miss Bernays gave me, the Daibutsu, an immense bronze figure, some forty feet high, erected about nine hundred years ago. It is really very impressive and solemn, situated in a grove of trees. It had once been enclosed by a temple, but has been exposed to the weather for several hundred years. It represents "Contemplation. " I caught a view of it from the side, which gives the slight droop of the head far better than from the front.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, good-night ! 1 must get up at midnight for a visit to the police-station.
66 EIGHTH LETTER Kamokura Saturday, June 23.
SfC ^ ^ ^ tlERE I am for a little while at Kamokura, where A. C. H. Has her summer home. We came down this morning, and shall go back to-morrow, Sunday evening. She is at her cottage, and I at the hotel. I feel like a boy running away from school. The last week has been just hard work, and I was tired out. We are down by the sea, and it is beautiful here, with rolling hil...ls, beautiful pine groves and curving shores. We went first to see the great statue of Buddha, a picture of which Miss Bernays gave me, the Daibutsu, an immense bronze figure, some forty feet high, erected about nine hundred years ago. It is really very impressive and solemn, situated in a grove of trees. It had once been enclosed by a temple, but has been exposed to the weather for several hundred years. It represents "Contemplation. " I caught a view of it from the side, which gives the slight droop of the head far better than from the front.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Lorenzo Sheldon to read onlineMoreLess
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