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An artist's letters from Japan (1897)

La Farge, John, 1835-1910 · New York, The Century co. · leaf 173

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he directest waysof marking an intention or anobservation. This reference to a pre-vious tradition of meaning, ofideal arrangement by rule,this wish for synopsis, thisI ^^ftlim iiiiJ^^^B feeling for manners of expres- |- . v4^HHH^^1I ^^^S ones self in the thing^^^^-^---es-^feSHHHHi^BW seen, will… … ography is the key. Given the Chinese characters, theiroriginal intentions, the associations, historical and liter-ary, connected with them, is it anything strange in reality,however strange to our habits, to find writing a form ofart in Japan ? It may have all I have just referred to,and be full…

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