Fairy Tales From Far Japan
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But O Miyo San says that I cannot be baptized yet, because my faith is so thin.' 34 About those who read the Fairy Tales ' And why does she think your faith thin ? ' I asked, and I could not help smiling. ' It was after I had known O Natoi San a couple of months that ■! first made the acquaintance of her father.
One evening, 'I beg your honourable pardon,' was heard at my door.
' Condescend to enter,' I call, and an elderly man, with large dark eyes and a rather mournful countenance, entered wi...th all due Japanese politeness.' ' The Teacher has condescended to arrive '—bow.
' Our spirits are poisoned to think that you should have to travel in this terrible rain ' — bow number two. ' I am O Nami San's father. Please to continue your kindness to my unworthy daughter '-^and bow number three completes the number required by Japanese etiquette.
We have a little conversation, and then he says in an embarrassed way, ' I have a favour to ask of the Teacher.' ' He can't want to learn English, can he ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But O Miyo San says that I cannot be baptized yet, because my faith is so thin.' 34 About those who read the Fairy Tales ' And why does she think your faith thin ? ' I asked, and I could not help smiling. ' It was after I had known O Natoi San a couple of months that ■! first made the acquaintance of her father.
One evening, 'I beg your honourable pardon,' was heard at my door.
' Condescend to enter,' I call, and an elderly man, with large dark eyes and a rather mournful countenance, entered wi...th all due Japanese politeness.' ' The Teacher has condescended to arrive '—bow.
' Our spirits are poisoned to think that you should have to travel in this terrible rain ' — bow number two. ' I am O Nami San's father. Please to continue your kindness to my unworthy daughter '-^and bow number three completes the number required by Japanese etiquette.
We have a little conversation, and then he says in an embarrassed way, ' I have a favour to ask of the Teacher.' ' He can't want to learn English, can he ?
What to read after Fairy Tales From Far Japan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Ballard to read onlineMoreLess
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