Within the Gateways of the Far East : a Record of Recent Travel
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We penetrated the twenty-six tun- nels and scaled the high passes to reach Karu- izawa, a place nearer heaven (by twelve hun- dred feet) than any we had visited, and here ad- dressed large audiences of patient missionaries, THE YOMEI-MON AT NIKKO An exquisite gateway leading to the mausoleum of Ieyasu JAPAN 95 each day, during two happy weeks. We even pursued auditors who had fled to the new sum- mer resort, across the mountains at Nojiri; and later visited those who were seeking rest at Takaga...ma Beach in the famous region of Mat- sushima. There we plunged into the cool surf of the Pacific; and then, after meeting the notable Bible Class of my friend, Professor Kajiwara, at Sendai, left for Yokohama and for home.
Such journeyings, under such tuition, to- gether with extensive research, profound inves- tigations, acute questioning, mature reflection, and other strenuous mental processes, con- vinced one of the truthfulness and accuracy of all the conflicting and irreconcilable reports which have reached the Western world rela- tive to " mysterious Japan." At least, one could agree with those who admire the courtesy, the cleverness, and the unfailing self-confidence of the Japanese.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We penetrated the twenty-six tun- nels and scaled the high passes to reach Karu- izawa, a place nearer heaven (by twelve hun- dred feet) than any we had visited, and here ad- dressed large audiences of patient missionaries, THE YOMEI-MON AT NIKKO An exquisite gateway leading to the mausoleum of Ieyasu JAPAN 95 each day, during two happy weeks. We even pursued auditors who had fled to the new sum- mer resort, across the mountains at Nojiri; and later visited those who were seeking rest at Takaga...ma Beach in the famous region of Mat- sushima. There we plunged into the cool surf of the Pacific; and then, after meeting the notable Bible Class of my friend, Professor Kajiwara, at Sendai, left for Yokohama and for home.
Such journeyings, under such tuition, to- gether with extensive research, profound inves- tigations, acute questioning, mature reflection, and other strenuous mental processes, con- vinced one of the truthfulness and accuracy of all the conflicting and irreconcilable reports which have reached the Western world rela- tive to " mysterious Japan." At least, one could agree with those who admire the courtesy, the cleverness, and the unfailing self-confidence of the Japanese.
What to read after Within the Gateways of the Far East : a Record of Recent Travel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erdman, Charles Rosenbury, 1866-1960 to read onlineMoreLess
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