The Japanese in America
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They live in elegant houses, and, while surrounded by all the appli- ances of prosperity and wealth, are not prone to making a greater display than their less fortunate neighbors; they are plain in their manners, and hospitable ; and if many of them happen to indulge in keeping up fancy residences in the country, the largest proportion are quite content to spend their summer vacations by the sea-bide, or among the green hills of their native States. They devote them- 190 LIFE A:N"D EE80URCES I]...^ AMERICA.
selves to business with ceaseless activity, and are the men who generally take pleasure in expending their surplus capital upon all sorts of benevolent, religious, and educa- tional institutions. A type of merchants, allied to these, is also found in all the other cities of the country. Next to them come the English, French, and German merchants, who generally deal in the kind of merchandise sent out from their several countries. In their modes of transactino- business, and of living, they adhere as closely as possible to the customs of their native lands, but with many modi- fications.
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They live in elegant houses, and, while surrounded by all the appli- ances of prosperity and wealth, are not prone to making a greater display than their less fortunate neighbors; they are plain in their manners, and hospitable ; and if many of them happen to indulge in keeping up fancy residences in the country, the largest proportion are quite content to spend their summer vacations by the sea-bide, or among the green hills of their native States. They devote them- 190 LIFE A:N"D EE80URCES I]...^ AMERICA.
selves to business with ceaseless activity, and are the men who generally take pleasure in expending their surplus capital upon all sorts of benevolent, religious, and educa- tional institutions. A type of merchants, allied to these, is also found in all the other cities of the country. Next to them come the English, French, and German merchants, who generally deal in the kind of merchandise sent out from their several countries. In their modes of transactino- business, and of living, they adhere as closely as possible to the customs of their native lands, but with many modi- fications.
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