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tain and hill land compared with that which could be tilled, and the relatively small area of cultivated land not at this time under water and planted to rice persisted throughout the journey.
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Fig. 221.—Two Japanese plows.
If there could be any monotony for the traveller new
to this land of beauty it must result from the quick shifting
of scenes and in the way the landscapes are pieced
