Published August 1984
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Morse Returns in 1882
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How this American scientist returns not to do science, but to collect pottery and folk art; and how he and Ernest Fenollosa and William Sturgis Bigelow scour the countryside for valuable objets; and how he lingers on, unable to leave Japan; and how he studies tea ceremony and Noh drama singing (utai) in an effort to experience the world from the Japanese point of view.
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