Taylor, Harriet Osgood, Tyndale, Walter · New York : Dodd, Mead · leaf 147
iggle withjoy at the efforts of people to scramble overthem (for these are without steps), and greetthe foreigner who succeeds in doing it with littletinkling shrieks of delight. The innocent ap-preciation by the Japanese of the very mildestjest is enough to set one up as a Avit for life.One feels… … WISlAKi.i AT KAMEiOQ GARDEN ARCHITECTURE 105 Choin-in Temple garden (page 176) as well as inthe picture of Nami-Kawa Sans garden, facingpage 160. It springs, a solid arch of granite,from the shore to the island, and two mandarinducks, too pretty to seem real, stand on it,admiring the images of…
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