Japanese Plays
章节目录
共 19 段- “The process of absorbing new ideas, which has mainly occupi
- “Irresponsible rhetoric,” the reader may think, and indulged
- The sixteenth century gave the final touch to this musical d
- Such are the religious plays in their last phase of developm
- Moreover, they were written for marionettes. This fact expla
- Here was a piece entirely devoid of sensational incident, de
- But Mukōjima is no more to be compared with Yoshino than
- Poetry is the most meretricious of arts. Among its adherents
- He knows that the Great Mother has other cares more absorbin
- Continual tea-parties in my room or hers, though very educat
- Ikao was in truth a microcosm of Japanese society. Represent
- Could she really be of the same race as the fragile, geisha-
- Our first care was to discover the bath-house. In front of t
- About ten days after our return to the capital, he wrote a l
- Théophile Gautier, describing his travels in Russia, declare
- “It was our reporter, madam. He is not at the office to-day,
- The interview had already lasted an hour, for the translatio
- The organisation of each house, or _kashi-zashiki_, was elab
- It was signified that on payment of a small sum we might now