Glimpses of Tokyo: Real Conversations for SchoolsSankaido, 1907 - 80 pages |
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... represent ? T. It represents a samurai warrior in complete armour and fully armed . See ! he carries his sword and dagger in his belt , his bow in his hand , and his quiver full of arrows on his back . B. Who was the most famous of all ...
... represent ? T. It represents a samurai warrior in complete armour and fully armed . See ! he carries his sword and dagger in his belt , his bow in his hand , and his quiver full of arrows on his back . B. Who was the most famous of all ...
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... represent ? T It represents an historical scene . The girl has concealed her lover , who is being pursued by his enemies . She has denied all knowledge of his hiding - place . - So the judge has ordered her to play a tune on the koto ...
... represent ? T It represents an historical scene . The girl has concealed her lover , who is being pursued by his enemies . She has denied all knowledge of his hiding - place . - So the judge has ordered her to play a tune on the koto ...
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... represent ? T. Oh ! you mean the statue of Kusunoki Masashige ; the one ( at ) some distance . in front of the palace bridge crossing the inner moat . B. Yes , I noticed that the teacher was pointing at the statue and explaining some ...
... represent ? T. Oh ! you mean the statue of Kusunoki Masashige ; the one ( at ) some distance . in front of the palace bridge crossing the inner moat . B. Yes , I noticed that the teacher was pointing at the statue and explaining some ...
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... representing the battle of Osaka very beautiful , but the plant having 1000 blooms was most wonderful . 7. Did you eat any mochi cakes ? B. Yes , and I also took some home to GLIMPSES OF TOKYO . 31 The Chrysanthemums at Dangozaka.
... representing the battle of Osaka very beautiful , but the plant having 1000 blooms was most wonderful . 7. Did you eat any mochi cakes ? B. Yes , and I also took some home to GLIMPSES OF TOKYO . 31 The Chrysanthemums at Dangozaka.
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Admiral Noel Ashikaga B.-What Bank Holidays beautiful scenery Blind Man's Buff bloom blossom boat cakes called Capt cards champion cherry cherry-blossom citizens of Tokyo Cock crowded Dzushi elephant Emperor England English famous fellow fireworks fish garden party glass GLIMPSES OF TOKYO growl HARVARD COLLEGE Hayama Hibiya Park Japan Japanese killed Cock Robin KUDAN MILITARY MUSEUM Legation lemonade Let us go London look Masashige morning Mukojima NAVAL REVIEW OLD MOTHER HUBBARD play pleasure plum trees poor doggie Port Arthur Professor REAL CONVERSATIONS Reds return to Tokyo sailor samurai save the King saw him die SHIMBASHI STATION Shizuoka Shokonsha Festival shrine sing smoke STUDENT SONGS SUMIDA Sunday Teacher and Tanaka tell Thank theatre Thee ticket to-day to-morrow train Ueno Park WAX-WORK Who'll wrestling Yabuiri Yasukuni Shrine Yokohama Zoological Gardens
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Page 9 - Let music swell the breeze, And ring from all the trees Sweet freedom's song ; Let mortal tongues awake, Let all that breathe partake, Let rocks their silence break, The sound prolong. 4 Our father's God, to Thee, Author of liberty, To Thee we sing ; Long may our land be bright With freedom's holy light, Protect us by Thy might, Great God, our King...
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