An Artist's Letters From Japan
An Artist's Letters From Japan
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I watched for a time the beautiful curves dropping from the roofs of the tower, until all grew dark and my coolie arrived to carry paint box and easel, and we managed to get home, with sketching umbrellas, wet, however, through every layer of clothing.
194 FROM NIKKO TO KAMAKURA NiKKO, August 27.
YESTERDAY, I went out in another afternoon of blazing sunlight, up to the corner of the temple inclosure and along its outside edge, where the rocks of the mountain, covered with trees, make a great va...gue wall. Under the damp trees runs a path paved with small blocks of stone, slippery with moss, or, when bare, smoothed by ages of treading. This road leads to the little cascade which supplies the sacred water-tank of the temple of lyeyasu, that square block of water under the gilded and painted canopy in the great courtyard.
The waterfall drops over rocks into a hollow between the hills ; high trees stand along its edge near a black octagonal shrine, with great roof, green and yellow with moss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I watched for a time the beautiful curves dropping from the roofs of the tower, until all grew dark and my coolie arrived to carry paint box and easel, and we managed to get home, with sketching umbrellas, wet, however, through every layer of clothing.
194 FROM NIKKO TO KAMAKURA NiKKO, August 27.
YESTERDAY, I went out in another afternoon of blazing sunlight, up to the corner of the temple inclosure and along its outside edge, where the rocks of the mountain, covered with trees, make a great va...gue wall. Under the damp trees runs a path paved with small blocks of stone, slippery with moss, or, when bare, smoothed by ages of treading. This road leads to the little cascade which supplies the sacred water-tank of the temple of lyeyasu, that square block of water under the gilded and painted canopy in the great courtyard.
The waterfall drops over rocks into a hollow between the hills ; high trees stand along its edge near a black octagonal shrine, with great roof, green and yellow with moss.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by La Farge, John, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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