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She calls us honorable maidens !
Sada. The gods protect me. I shall die of laughter.
Abbu (pnzded). Permit me — Yasa (with loud laughter). Permit me!
Abbu (trying to continue). Unworthy am I — Umi. Right you are. Absolutely unworthy. (Loud laughter.) Abbu. I seek in vain to comprehend — Okuku. Don't try to comprehend. These hissing geese are 'beyond comprehension.
KiKU (to Natsu-no at C). Why do they laugh, most worthy hostess?
Natsu-no. They laugh at you because you are all so peculiar.
Matsuk...a. What causes honorable merriment?
Natsu-no. You wear beautiful gowns. But in order to become them you should be flowers of loveliness hke Yasa here.
Yasa (proudly). Words of august wisdom.
Natsu-no. Possibly you have some exalted wit. What are your honorable names?
Abbu (confused). Our names? (To Kiku.) I have forgotten honorable names.
Umi (saucily to Abbu). Yes, your name. .What are you called by? You have a name, haven't you?
Sada. Probably they left honorable names behind at university.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She calls us honorable maidens !
Sada. The gods protect me. I shall die of laughter.
Abbu (pnzded). Permit me — Yasa (with loud laughter). Permit me!
Abbu (trying to continue). Unworthy am I — Umi. Right you are. Absolutely unworthy. (Loud laughter.) Abbu. I seek in vain to comprehend — Okuku. Don't try to comprehend. These hissing geese are 'beyond comprehension.
KiKU (to Natsu-no at C). Why do they laugh, most worthy hostess?
Natsu-no. They laugh at you because you are all so peculiar.
Matsuk...a. What causes honorable merriment?
Natsu-no. You wear beautiful gowns. But in order to become them you should be flowers of loveliness hke Yasa here.
Yasa (proudly). Words of august wisdom.
Natsu-no. Possibly you have some exalted wit. What are your honorable names?
Abbu (confused). Our names? (To Kiku.) I have forgotten honorable names.
Umi (saucily to Abbu). Yes, your name. .What are you called by? You have a name, haven't you?
Sada. Probably they left honorable names behind at university.
What to read after Abbu San of Old Japan:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hare, Walter Ben, 1880- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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