Ancient Tales And Folklore of Japan
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However, he bowed low to his cousin and went off. Half an hour after starting Oba Kagetoki came to the enormous tree, and found his old friend Yoritomo and his six faithful attendants. His heart softened, and, instead of carrying out his duty, he returned to Oba Kage-chika, saying that he had been unable to find the enemy, and that in his opinion Yoritomo had escaped from the wood.
Oba Kage-chika was very angry, and openly said that he did not believe his cousin that to escape from the wood was... impossible in such a short time.
' Come ! ' said he. C Follow me, some fifteen or twenty 92 OBA KAGE-CHIKA FEELS IN THE TREE WITH HIS BOW A Life saved by a Spider and Two Doves of you ; and you, my cousin, lead the way and show us where you went, and play fair, or you shall suffer for it ! ' Thus bid, Kagetoki led the way, carefully avoiding the big tree, for he was determined to save the life of Yoritomo if he could. By some misfortune, however, he chose an abominably bad path, and Kage-chika, having on a particularly heavy suit of armour, cried out, ' Enough of your leading !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, he bowed low to his cousin and went off. Half an hour after starting Oba Kagetoki came to the enormous tree, and found his old friend Yoritomo and his six faithful attendants. His heart softened, and, instead of carrying out his duty, he returned to Oba Kage-chika, saying that he had been unable to find the enemy, and that in his opinion Yoritomo had escaped from the wood.
Oba Kage-chika was very angry, and openly said that he did not believe his cousin that to escape from the wood was... impossible in such a short time.
' Come ! ' said he. C Follow me, some fifteen or twenty 92 OBA KAGE-CHIKA FEELS IN THE TREE WITH HIS BOW A Life saved by a Spider and Two Doves of you ; and you, my cousin, lead the way and show us where you went, and play fair, or you shall suffer for it ! ' Thus bid, Kagetoki led the way, carefully avoiding the big tree, for he was determined to save the life of Yoritomo if he could. By some misfortune, however, he chose an abominably bad path, and Kage-chika, having on a particularly heavy suit of armour, cried out, ' Enough of your leading !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Gordon Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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