Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 125
ult, the calm bell rang out its indescrib-ably beautiful note — in quicker succession thanusual, but losing none of its dignity and sweetness,,for all the discordant sounds so near. The music in Japan, however, is far from beingmelodious. Nearly everything is in a minor key,E-minor being apparently… … ill OF THE EXPEDITION. ladies upon the koto* accompanied by the voice.There being much yet to be done in Shirakawa uponthe new railroad, gangs of twenty or thirty coolieswere busy all day in heavy labor of all sorts. Attheir work they sang and shouted together uponthree notes, which at last became…
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