Nature," wrote a visitor to Japan, " and it almost seems as if Nature heard his silent prayer and smiled upon him in acceptance ; for nowhere in this world, probably, is she lovelier than in Japan ; a climate of long, happy means and short extremes, months... The Soul of the Far East - Page 161by Percival Lowell - 1888 - 226 pagesFull view - About this book
| H. Hotta - Japan - 1903 - 366 pages
...upon him in acceptance; as if the love-light lent her face the added beauty that it lends the maid's._ For no-where in this world, probably, is she lovelier...flowers, where the lotus and the cherry, the plum and wisteria, grow wantonly side by side ; a land where bamboo em-bosoms the maple ; where the pine at... | |
| California - 1903 - 546 pages
...seems as if nature heard his silent prayer and smiled upon him in acceptance. For nowhere in tjais world probably is she lovelier than in Japan; a climate...flowers, where the lotus and the cherry, the plum and the wistaria, grow wantonly side by side; a land where the bamboo embosoms the maple; where the pine... | |
| Alfred Stead - Japan - 1906 - 538 pages
...Japan, " and it almost seems as if Nature heard his silent prayer and smiled upon him in acceptance ; for nowhere in this world, probably, is she lovelier...flowers, where the lotus and the cherry, the plum and the wistaria, grow wantonly side by side ; a land where the bamboo embosoms the maple, where the pine... | |
| Alfred Stead - Japan - 1906 - 520 pages
...Japan, " and it almost seems as if Nature heard his silent prayer and smiled upon him in acceptance ; for nowhere in this world, probably, is she lovelier...flowers, where the lotus and the cherry, the plum and the wistaria, grow wantonly side by side ; a land where the bamboo embosoms the maple, where the pine... | |
| American essays - 1887 - 940 pages
...beautiful bronze figures of the Buddha, like the Kamakura Buddha, fifty feet high and ninety -seven feet round, in whose face all that is grand and noble...and months of autumn, with but a few weeks of winter or of summer in between ; a land of flowers, where the lotus and the cherry, the plum and the wistaria,... | |
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