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Shibusawa; or, The passing of old Japan
I William Adams
Shibusawa; or, The passing of old Japan
I William Adams
"He did not hesitate nor give the matter further thought, but hurried on toward the place which to him bore the most pleasant memory of his life. Each pebble seemed a guide post, and every step an inspiration. He tramped on without either stopping or lagging until the hill had been scaled, and then there came over him grave feelings of doubt and of dread. The pathway was no longer clear. The entrance was a tangled thicket of brier and weeds. He made further progress with difficulty, and when he had reached the mouldy place no friendly sight greeted his eyes. Years of abandonment had obliterated [pg 145]everything except her memory. He paused and looked around, then shuddered, and stumbled toward that side where once the stone steps had marked the entrance. They were still bare, though unused; no trash had gathered there. They were yet as undefiled as they were on the day he had found Kinsan lying upon them. He sat down and searched among the stars for an answer to his heart's yearnings."
Mídia | Livros Paperback Book (Livro de capa flexível e brochura) |
Lançado | 1 de outubro de 2019 |
ISBN13 | 9781696559560 |
Editoras | Independently Published |
Páginas | 238 |
Dimensões | 216 × 280 × 13 mm · 562 g |
Idioma | English |
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