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Peeps at Many Lands: Japan
(1911):
Many of the temple gardens are of very great beauty and interest. There can be seen many of the marvels of Japanese gardening--tiny dwarf trees, hundreds of years old, and yet only a few inches high, or tall shrubberies cut and trained to represent a great junk in full sail, or the figure of a god or hero. 1 |
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Finnemore, John
Peeps at Many Lands: Japan
(London: Adam and Charles Black.
Project Gutenberg, June 2, 2003 [EBook #7936]
), Chapter XVI, Tea-Houses and Temples. Includes twelve illustrations by
Ella Du Cane.
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