The Japanese Fairy book
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At last the day came and her poem was finished. It was written on a leaflet of paper heavily flecked with gold-dust.
With her father and attendants and some of the Court officials, she proceeded to the bank of the roaring torrent and raising up her heart to Heaven, she read the poem she had composed, aloud, lifting it heavenwards in her two hands.
The Story of Princess Hase.
81 Strange indeed it seemed to all those standing round. The waters ceased their roaring, and the river was quiet in dire...ct answer to her prayer. After this the Emperor soon recovered his health.
His Majesty was highly pleased, and sent for her to the Her Father sent for her, and told her what was Required of her.
Palace and rewarded her with the rank of Chinjo — that of Lieutenant-General — to distinguish her. From that time she was called Chinjo-hime, or the Lieutenant-General Princess, and respected and loved by all.
There was only one person who was not pleased at F.B. G 82 Japanese Fairy Book.
Hase-Hime's success.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At last the day came and her poem was finished. It was written on a leaflet of paper heavily flecked with gold-dust.
With her father and attendants and some of the Court officials, she proceeded to the bank of the roaring torrent and raising up her heart to Heaven, she read the poem she had composed, aloud, lifting it heavenwards in her two hands.
The Story of Princess Hase.
81 Strange indeed it seemed to all those standing round. The waters ceased their roaring, and the river was quiet in dire...ct answer to her prayer. After this the Emperor soon recovered his health.
His Majesty was highly pleased, and sent for her to the Her Father sent for her, and told her what was Required of her.
Palace and rewarded her with the rank of Chinjo — that of Lieutenant-General — to distinguish her. From that time she was called Chinjo-hime, or the Lieutenant-General Princess, and respected and loved by all.
There was only one person who was not pleased at F.B. G 82 Japanese Fairy Book.
Hase-Hime's success.
What to read after The Japanese Fairy book?
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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