The Yotsuya Kwaidan Or O'iwa Inari
The Yotsuya Kwaidan Or O'iwa Inari
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Kwaiba's hands were detached from the masses ofO'Hana's hair. The wounds on her face were not so deep as thoseinflicted on her mind. At last the secret was out. In bare feet she fledalong the muddy street toward the Samoncho[u] house.
It was true that the vileness of the disease, the vileness of Kwaiba'stongue, had driven the women from attendance in the sick room to theremotest quarters of the house. But there was a deterrent even to theirnow limited service. All said the place where Kwaiba la...y was haunted. Under press of necessity a maid had brought needed medicaments to thesick man's room. Putting down the light she carried on the _ro[u]ka_, she pushed open the _sho[u]ji_ to enter the outer chamber. Her robecaught as she did so.
Turning to release it she gave a fearful shriek. Standing in thecorridor, at the open screen behind her, were two tall figures robed inblack. With dishevelled hair, broad white flat faces, bulging brows, eyelids swollen and sightless, yet they gazed through and through theonlooker and into the farther room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kwaiba's hands were detached from the masses ofO'Hana's hair. The wounds on her face were not so deep as thoseinflicted on her mind. At last the secret was out. In bare feet she fledalong the muddy street toward the Samoncho[u] house.
It was true that the vileness of the disease, the vileness of Kwaiba'stongue, had driven the women from attendance in the sick room to theremotest quarters of the house. But there was a deterrent even to theirnow limited service. All said the place where Kwaiba la...y was haunted. Under press of necessity a maid had brought needed medicaments to thesick man's room. Putting down the light she carried on the _ro[u]ka_, she pushed open the _sho[u]ji_ to enter the outer chamber. Her robecaught as she did so.
Turning to release it she gave a fearful shriek. Standing in thecorridor, at the open screen behind her, were two tall figures robed inblack. With dishevelled hair, broad white flat faces, bulging brows, eyelids swollen and sightless, yet they gazed through and through theonlooker and into the farther room.
What to read after The Yotsuya Kwaidan Or O'iwa Inari?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De James Seguin to read onlineMoreLess
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