Green Willow And Other Japanese Fairy Tales
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" cried Urashima. But the sky was unmoved, and the mountain waves of the sea rolled on.
Urashima said, "There is the casket." And he took it from his sleeve and opened it. There rose from it a faint white smoke that floated away and out to the far horizon.
" I grow very weary," said Urashima. In a moment his hair turned as white as snow. He trembled, his body shrank, his eyes grew dim.
He that had been so young and lusty swayed and tottered where he stood.
" I am old," said Urashima.
He made to... shut the casket lid, but dropped it, saying, " Nay, the vapour of smoke is gone for ever. What matters it ? " He laid down his length upon the sand and died.
214 TAMAMO, THE FOX MAIDEN Face page 215 XXVIII TAMAMO, THE FOX MAIDEN A pedlar journeyed with his pack upon the great high-road which leads to the city of Kioto. He found a child sitting all alone by the wayside.
" Well, my little girl," he said, " and what make you all alone by the wayside ? " " What do you," said the child, " with a staff and a pack, and sandals outworn ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" cried Urashima. But the sky was unmoved, and the mountain waves of the sea rolled on.
Urashima said, "There is the casket." And he took it from his sleeve and opened it. There rose from it a faint white smoke that floated away and out to the far horizon.
" I grow very weary," said Urashima. In a moment his hair turned as white as snow. He trembled, his body shrank, his eyes grew dim.
He that had been so young and lusty swayed and tottered where he stood.
" I am old," said Urashima.
He made to... shut the casket lid, but dropped it, saying, " Nay, the vapour of smoke is gone for ever. What matters it ? " He laid down his length upon the sand and died.
214 TAMAMO, THE FOX MAIDEN Face page 215 XXVIII TAMAMO, THE FOX MAIDEN A pedlar journeyed with his pack upon the great high-road which leads to the city of Kioto. He found a child sitting all alone by the wayside.
" Well, my little girl," he said, " and what make you all alone by the wayside ? " " What do you," said the child, " with a staff and a pack, and sandals outworn ?
What to read after Green Willow And Other Japanese Fairy Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace James to read onlineMoreLess
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