The Heart of O Sono San
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Where the soldiers were to pass the streets were illuminated night after night, and the residents subscribed for flags and triimiphal arches. Patriotic words were inscribed on dishes, on the sUken linings of men's overcoats, on women's kerchiefs, in the embroidery of girdles and in the children's hohday dresses. Even the blue and white towels were stamped with pa- triotic phrases intended to incite the user to loyalty to the Empire. Scenes of battle were on tobacco pouches, on sleeve buttons, i...n de- signs on women's hair pins, on the women's combs. Tiny bunches of tooth picks were sold in the streets, each piece of wood having in- scribed upon it a little poem of the war.
There was never the least doubt of victory in the minds of any one. They went into the war with a feeling of self-confidence created by their repeated triimiphs, aided by the contempt they felt for everything in the Western world. All believed that Japan could as easily overpower Russia "as a peasant could roll up an old mat and carry it away under his arm." The patriotism of every one from the highest to the lowest was unbounded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where the soldiers were to pass the streets were illuminated night after night, and the residents subscribed for flags and triimiphal arches. Patriotic words were inscribed on dishes, on the sUken linings of men's overcoats, on women's kerchiefs, in the embroidery of girdles and in the children's hohday dresses. Even the blue and white towels were stamped with pa- triotic phrases intended to incite the user to loyalty to the Empire. Scenes of battle were on tobacco pouches, on sleeve buttons, i...n de- signs on women's hair pins, on the women's combs. Tiny bunches of tooth picks were sold in the streets, each piece of wood having in- scribed upon it a little poem of the war.
There was never the least doubt of victory in the minds of any one. They went into the war with a feeling of self-confidence created by their repeated triimiphs, aided by the contempt they felt for everything in the Western world. All believed that Japan could as easily overpower Russia "as a peasant could roll up an old mat and carry it away under his arm." The patriotism of every one from the highest to the lowest was unbounded.
What to read after The Heart of O Sono San?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cooper Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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