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An artist's letters from Japan (1897)

La Farge, John, 1835-1910 · New York, The Century co. · leaf 57

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One of these I took for a pillow. I have notyet dared to try the block of wood, hollowed out for thenape of the neck, which serves for a pillow in Japan, not-withstanding that it has a pad to relieve its severity — apad of paper fastened on, and which you remove sheet bysheet as you want a clean… … OUR RUNNER. name of which I like better than its perfume. From in-side my netting I could see, as I was lying,— for thescreens, which made our windows, remained wide open,— 36 through the topmost branches of the trees of the garden,the Japanese family opposite, now ending their eveningmeal.…

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