The Four Corners in Japan
The Four Corners in Japan
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Some day when come a good Chris tian somebodies to my father and mother and say I wish Ko-yeda for my son, then perhaps I think, but I shall wait till that day. I will not marry any but my own countryman, I sup pose, and I do not wish other, but I wish Chris tian. " " Of course you do. Will you have to wait on your mother-in-law, then ? " " Oh, yes. My mother do the same. I will do unless perhaps is adopted a young mans to my family. I think will be this for we have no 258 The Four Corners in J...apan son. Then is my mother my mother-in-law. " She laughed merrily.
" Oh, I hope it will turn out that way, " said Jean who had her own opinions of Japanese mothers-in-law, and who would have been sorry to see her little friend occupy the position that some young wives must.
Ko-yeda was a dainty, pretty little person, with small oval face, very dark brown, not black, hair, a clear skin over which sometimes crept a soft rosy tint, soft dark eyes, a small mouth and delicate little hands. Her dress was of pale blue crape with a handsome obi y or sash confining the kimono.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some day when come a good Chris tian somebodies to my father and mother and say I wish Ko-yeda for my son, then perhaps I think, but I shall wait till that day. I will not marry any but my own countryman, I sup pose, and I do not wish other, but I wish Chris tian. " " Of course you do. Will you have to wait on your mother-in-law, then ? " " Oh, yes. My mother do the same. I will do unless perhaps is adopted a young mans to my family. I think will be this for we have no 258 The Four Corners in J...apan son. Then is my mother my mother-in-law. " She laughed merrily.
" Oh, I hope it will turn out that way, " said Jean who had her own opinions of Japanese mothers-in-law, and who would have been sorry to see her little friend occupy the position that some young wives must.
Ko-yeda was a dainty, pretty little person, with small oval face, very dark brown, not black, hair, a clear skin over which sometimes crept a soft rosy tint, soft dark eyes, a small mouth and delicate little hands. Her dress was of pale blue crape with a handsome obi y or sash confining the kimono.
What to read after The Four Corners in Japan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanchard Amy Ella to read onlineMoreLess
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