Unbeaten Tracks in Japan An Account of Travels in the Interior Including Visi
Unbeaten Tracks in Japan An Account of Travels in the Interior Including Visi
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Dismissing the kurumas, which could go no farther, we dived into the crowd, which was wedged along a mean street, nearly a mile long a miserable street of poor tea-houses and poor shop-fronts ; but, in fact, you could hardly see the street LETTER xxv. ] A FESTIVAL. 171 for the people. Paper lanterns were hung close together along its whole length. There were rude scaffoldings supporting matted and covered platforms, on which people were drinking tea and sake, and enjoying the crowd below; monke...y theatres and dog theatres, two mangy sheep and a lean pig attracting wondering crowds, for neither of these animals is known in this region of Japan ; a booth in which a woman was having her head cut off every half-hour for 2 sen a spectator ; cars with roofs like temples, on which, with forty men at the ropes, dancing children of the highest class were being borne in procession; a theatre with an open front, on the boards of which two men in antique dresses, with sleeves touching the ground, were performing with tedious slowness a classic dance of tedious posturings, which consisted mainly in dexterous movements of the aforesaid sleeves, and occasional emphatic stampings, and utterances of the word N6 in a hoarse howl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dismissing the kurumas, which could go no farther, we dived into the crowd, which was wedged along a mean street, nearly a mile long a miserable street of poor tea-houses and poor shop-fronts ; but, in fact, you could hardly see the street LETTER xxv. ] A FESTIVAL. 171 for the people. Paper lanterns were hung close together along its whole length. There were rude scaffoldings supporting matted and covered platforms, on which people were drinking tea and sake, and enjoying the crowd below; monke...y theatres and dog theatres, two mangy sheep and a lean pig attracting wondering crowds, for neither of these animals is known in this region of Japan ; a booth in which a woman was having her head cut off every half-hour for 2 sen a spectator ; cars with roofs like temples, on which, with forty men at the ropes, dancing children of the highest class were being borne in procession; a theatre with an open front, on the boards of which two men in antique dresses, with sleeves touching the ground, were performing with tedious slowness a classic dance of tedious posturings, which consisted mainly in dexterous movements of the aforesaid sleeves, and occasional emphatic stampings, and utterances of the word N6 in a hoarse howl.
What to read after Unbeaten Tracks in Japan An Account of Travels in the Interior Including Visi?
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