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Child-life in Japan and Japanese child stories (1901)

Ayrton, Matilda Chaplin, Mrs. 1846-1883, Griffis, William Elliot, 1843-1928, ed · Boston and New York, D.C. Heath & co. · leaf 36

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ince: See the story of The Jewels of theEbbing and the Flowing Tide in the book of Japanese FairyTales in this series. Ojin, son of Jingu Kogo, was, much later,deified as the god of war, Hachiman. See The Religions ofJapan, p. 204. The bronze fisJies. called shachi-hoko, are huge metal figures,like… … Bronze fishessitti ng ontheir throats. 20 Child-Life in Japan. family altar They spread their cotton-waddedquilts, rested their dear little shaved heads, withquaint circlet of hair, on the roll of cotton coveredwith white paper that formed the cushion of theirhard wooden pillows. Soon they fell…

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