Japan in Days of Yore
Japan in Days of Yore
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I humbly beg your Honour to lend an ear to my tale/' *' The woman is mad, " said one of the attendants.
** Obstinate creature ! " exclaimed another.
'* Drag her away ! " added a third.
** Let there be no rough handling of the woman, " commanded the Bugyo, ** There is something im- portant connected with her husband which she wishes to relate to me. This I am willing to hear ; but as nothing can be done in this hubbub, let her be placed in charge of the nearest 7ianushi'^ till I send for her. " ...Directly the fire was over, Tadasukc went in person to the place to which Masa had been sent — a practice of which he was very fond ; for there * The head of a city-ward or a village, now called a Kochs.
JAPAN IN DAYS OF YORE. 6$ was no one more given to breaking through the conventionalities of official life than he. *^ Your request that I would lend an ear to your tale, is granted, " said the Bugyo to Masa. '' I have now come to hear it. " After expressing her gratitude for his condescension, Masa related the tale of her many misfortunes to the Bugyo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I humbly beg your Honour to lend an ear to my tale/' *' The woman is mad, " said one of the attendants.
** Obstinate creature ! " exclaimed another.
'* Drag her away ! " added a third.
** Let there be no rough handling of the woman, " commanded the Bugyo, ** There is something im- portant connected with her husband which she wishes to relate to me. This I am willing to hear ; but as nothing can be done in this hubbub, let her be placed in charge of the nearest 7ianushi'^ till I send for her. " ...Directly the fire was over, Tadasukc went in person to the place to which Masa had been sent — a practice of which he was very fond ; for there * The head of a city-ward or a village, now called a Kochs.
JAPAN IN DAYS OF YORE. 6$ was no one more given to breaking through the conventionalities of official life than he. *^ Your request that I would lend an ear to your tale, is granted, " said the Bugyo to Masa. '' I have now come to hear it. " After expressing her gratitude for his condescension, Masa related the tale of her many misfortunes to the Bugyo.
What to read after Japan in Days of Yore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Dening to read onlineMoreLess
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