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Then at a signal fully ten thousand voices pealed out the superb national anthem, 'Kimi ga yo, and concluded it with three cheers for their Imperial Majesties, the Emperor and Empress of Japan. The Japanese do not shout or roar as we do when we cheer. They chant. Each long cry is like the opening tone of an immense musical chorus: A-a-a-a-a-a-a-a..a!
And the voyageur also, who brought furs out of the North down the great lakes, came home again to Pontiac, singing in his patois: "Nous avons passe le bois, Nous somm's a la rive!" Or, as he went forth: "Le dieu du jour s'avance; Amis, les vents sont doux; Berces par l'esperance, Partons, embarquons-noun. A-a-a-a-a-a-a-a!" And, as we know, it was summer when Valmond came to Pontiac.
And the voyageur also, who brought furs out of the North down the great lakes, came home again to Pontiac, singing in his patois: "Nous avons passe le bois, Nous somm's a la rive!" Or, as he went forth: "Le dieu du jour s'avance; Amis, les vents sont doux; Berces par l'esperance, Partons, embarquons-noun. A-a-a-a-a-a-a-a!" And, as we know, it was summer when Valmond came to Pontiac.
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