Spirit of japan

By:

Tagore, Rabindranath

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: MJP Publishers 2018 ChennaiDescription: 28 p. 21 cm; PbkISBN:

9789387488144

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

952 TAG

Summary: I am glad to have this opportunity once more of speaking to you before I leave Japan. My stay here has been so short that one may think I have not earned my right to speak to you about anything concerning your country. I feel sure that I shall be told, that I am idealising certain aspects, while leaving others unnoticed, and that there are chances of my disillusionment, if I remain here for long. For I have known foreigners, whose long experience has made them doubtful about your moral qualifications,— even of your full efficiency in modern equipments of progress.

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I am glad to have this opportunity once more of speaking to you before I leave Japan. My stay here has been so short that one may think I have not earned my right to speak to you about anything concerning your country. I feel sure that I shall be told, that I am idealising certain aspects, while leaving others unnoticed, and that there are chances of my disillusionment, if I remain here for long. For I have known foreigners, whose long experience has made them doubtful about your moral qualifications,— even of your full efficiency in modern equipments of progress.

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