t himself a small cell ofbranches of trees, near the village bridge, and, placingtherein the memorial tablets of his two daughters,performed before them the due religious rites, andbecame the most pious follower of Buddha. Ah ! thatwas filial piety in very truth! a marvel, that thesegirls should… … URANAI. (Second-sight.) URANAI. (Second-sight.) A TRAVELLER arrived at a village, and looking aboutfor an inn, he found one that, although rather shabby,would, he thought, suit him. So he asked whether hecould pass the night there, and the mistress said certainly.No one lived at the inn except the…
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