Japan the Eastern Wonderland
Japan the Eastern Wonderland
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Jinrikishas — peram- bulators with shafts, mounted on high wheels, and drawn by men, who go at the rate of six miles an hour — will be flying along the streets. This half- English, half-Japanese invention of a dozen years ago is now the rage, and no one who can go in a jinrikisha will OLD AND NEW. 209 go in a norimono or a kago. Horse- carriages are commonly seen.
Many of the temples are shut up, and their income devoted to education ; their gardens are being built over. Hos- pitals are to be s...een, attended by native doctors, who have been trained in Europe or under Europeans.
No proud daimio's procession strikes terror into every passer-by lest he should not hurry quickly enough out of the way ; and no prostrate merchants and peasants line the road with heads in the dust, till some high mounted samurai has ridden past. No wretched criminal, guilty of some small theft for want of bread, is hurried to the court of justice where the torturer awaits him.
Many of the men have ceased to shave the head and wear the top-knot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jinrikishas — peram- bulators with shafts, mounted on high wheels, and drawn by men, who go at the rate of six miles an hour — will be flying along the streets. This half- English, half-Japanese invention of a dozen years ago is now the rage, and no one who can go in a jinrikisha will OLD AND NEW. 209 go in a norimono or a kago. Horse- carriages are commonly seen.
Many of the temples are shut up, and their income devoted to education ; their gardens are being built over. Hos- pitals are to be s...een, attended by native doctors, who have been trained in Europe or under Europeans.
No proud daimio's procession strikes terror into every passer-by lest he should not hurry quickly enough out of the way ; and no prostrate merchants and peasants line the road with heads in the dust, till some high mounted samurai has ridden past. No wretched criminal, guilty of some small theft for want of bread, is hurried to the court of justice where the torturer awaits him.
Many of the men have ceased to shave the head and wear the top-knot.
What to read after Japan the Eastern Wonderland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D C Angus to read onlineMoreLess
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