aving illustrates at once he holds a drumstick similar to a dumb-bell, with which he a winter scene and ‘ Filial Piety.’ It is curious to find such beats the drum whence proceeds the thunder. Often round a subject on a weapon of war, but the Japanese never tire of his shoulders are lightning rays,… … ; w.in;r veneration for the deity. The reason for the No. 8. — Lake Biwa, fro7n Medicine Box in the GUbertso7i Collection. fr. rcf urrence of such subjects lies in the fact that for • d m-mth' in the year rain is very much C7i evidcjice turesque ; a recent traveller says, “ No scrap of scenery is…
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