At the Emperors Wish a Tale of the New Japan
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At the turn, where they separated, he paused, and she looked up into his eyes.
" To Shaka, too, " he said, and strode on.
IX JHERE was plenty of work at the new bank, and Kutami divided his time between it and his old af- fairs. In the street one morning as he was going to the bank he came upon Chukei, the nakodo, of whom he had not a thought since that day he saw him at Kudo- san's gate.
" Good morning, Chukei-san, " he said ; " what young people are you trying to make happy now?" " Not your s...on, surely, " answered the mid- dleman, instantly scenting the possibility of a 75 76 Jft tA0 Gmperor's Wish fortunate stroke, and bowing very low to make a good impression.
" Ho, ho ! " cried Chobei, with a hearty laugh. " You are quite right. Surely not my son. He has no thought of marrying yet. " " Be not oversure, " replied the nakodo. " One never can tell what is in the minds of these likely young fellows. " " That is so, " returned the banker ; " but I think I know my son quite well enough.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the turn, where they separated, he paused, and she looked up into his eyes.
" To Shaka, too, " he said, and strode on.
IX JHERE was plenty of work at the new bank, and Kutami divided his time between it and his old af- fairs. In the street one morning as he was going to the bank he came upon Chukei, the nakodo, of whom he had not a thought since that day he saw him at Kudo- san's gate.
" Good morning, Chukei-san, " he said ; " what young people are you trying to make happy now?" " Not your s...on, surely, " answered the mid- dleman, instantly scenting the possibility of a 75 76 Jft tA0 Gmperor's Wish fortunate stroke, and bowing very low to make a good impression.
" Ho, ho ! " cried Chobei, with a hearty laugh. " You are quite right. Surely not my son. He has no thought of marrying yet. " " Be not oversure, " replied the nakodo. " One never can tell what is in the minds of these likely young fellows. " " That is so, " returned the banker ; " but I think I know my son quite well enough.
What to read after At the Emperors Wish a Tale of the New Japan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oscar King Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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