Buddhas Crystal And Other Fairy Stories
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Kamatari now returned to Nara carrying with joy the Buddha-reflecting Crystal, which, with the other two treasures, he and the Chinese Admiral took to the Temple of Kofukuji and delivered to the high priest there in his daughter's name. The Admiral Banko then returned to o China to tell Kohaku that he had ful ailed his mission and to relate all that had befallen the Sacrecl Crystal.
And Kamatari took the motherless infant to his home and reared it as his own child. In due time, when the boy gre...w to manhood, the great man made him a samurai, and adopted him as his son even as he had promised the boy's mother, the finder of Buddha's Crystal.
At last the young man succeeded Kamatari in office as a state minister, and on learnii g the sad story of how his mother had sacrificed her life to buy him the heritage of a samurai, to her noble memory he raised a temple in the harbour of Shido-no-ura. This temple is known as Shicloji and is visited by pilgrims to this day.
"THEN HE PADDLED HIMSELF UP THE RIVER IN HIS TINY LACQUER BOWL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kamatari now returned to Nara carrying with joy the Buddha-reflecting Crystal, which, with the other two treasures, he and the Chinese Admiral took to the Temple of Kofukuji and delivered to the high priest there in his daughter's name. The Admiral Banko then returned to o China to tell Kohaku that he had ful ailed his mission and to relate all that had befallen the Sacrecl Crystal.
And Kamatari took the motherless infant to his home and reared it as his own child. In due time, when the boy gre...w to manhood, the great man made him a samurai, and adopted him as his son even as he had promised the boy's mother, the finder of Buddha's Crystal.
At last the young man succeeded Kamatari in office as a state minister, and on learnii g the sad story of how his mother had sacrificed her life to buy him the heritage of a samurai, to her noble memory he raised a temple in the harbour of Shido-no-ura. This temple is known as Shicloji and is visited by pilgrims to this day.
"THEN HE PADDLED HIMSELF UP THE RIVER IN HIS TINY LACQUER BOWL.
What to read after Buddhas Crystal And Other Fairy Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ozaki Yei Theodora to read onlineMoreLess
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