DWELLING-HOUSESDuring the two centuries from the middle of the twelfth, aristocraticdwellings in the capital underwent little change. Yamana Sozen, who had given hisdaughter in marriage to Yoshitoshi's rival, Yoshikado, immediatelyset a powerful army in motion for Kyot The idea was to retire gradually, drawingthe Japanese into Manchuria towards the railway, and engaging them inthe exceedingly difficult country crowned by the Motien Mountains. Fitful visits were paid by their vessels at Uraga,but the Portuguese continued to monopolize the commerce.
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