Japonica
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Japanese People. 77 players ; the Buddhist priests ; the pretty in usmees, with their hair like black marble and pigeon - feet ; the imperturbable slit-eyed babies ; the acquaintances meeting in the street and profusely bowing and saluting ; the Japanese officers riding along, each with his hetto, or groom ; the flower-pedlers ; the bullock-men ; the bird-dealers ; the tea - houses, the little funny house - fronts and opened interiors ; the bath - rooms, the temples, the stone-yards, the basket...-works, the gliding rice-boats tout le tremblement, in fact, of the wonderful and ever-interest- ing capital city of Japan. Or we might have come into the Gin- za across the Shiro, by any of its many entrances and exits, the Tora Monor, "Tiger Gate ; " the Sakurnda-gomon, " Cherryfield Gate ; " or the Hanzo -yo- mon, which leads to the emperor's gardens and the imperial place. This Shiro is a great feature of the city, in the midst of which it sits ; a spacious and far-com- manding fortified enceinte, everywhere surrounded by lofty em- bankments, planted with ancient firs, and walls of giant masonry, at the feet of which sleep broad moats, covered, in winter-time, with wild-duck and geese, bitterns and herons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Japanese People. 77 players ; the Buddhist priests ; the pretty in usmees, with their hair like black marble and pigeon - feet ; the imperturbable slit-eyed babies ; the acquaintances meeting in the street and profusely bowing and saluting ; the Japanese officers riding along, each with his hetto, or groom ; the flower-pedlers ; the bullock-men ; the bird-dealers ; the tea - houses, the little funny house - fronts and opened interiors ; the bath - rooms, the temples, the stone-yards, the basket...-works, the gliding rice-boats tout le tremblement, in fact, of the wonderful and ever-interest- ing capital city of Japan. Or we might have come into the Gin- za across the Shiro, by any of its many entrances and exits, the Tora Monor, "Tiger Gate ; " the Sakurnda-gomon, " Cherryfield Gate ; " or the Hanzo -yo- mon, which leads to the emperor's gardens and the imperial place. This Shiro is a great feature of the city, in the midst of which it sits ; a spacious and far-com- manding fortified enceinte, everywhere surrounded by lofty em- bankments, planted with ancient firs, and walls of giant masonry, at the feet of which sleep broad moats, covered, in winter-time, with wild-duck and geese, bitterns and herons.
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