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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 51

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, he would raise hisvoice to a shrill whine, and would emphasize ajoke by a sharp tap on the table with his fan.After they had listened to one tale Yoshi-san wassleepy. So they went and bargained with a manoutside who had a carriage like a small gig withshafts called a jin-riki-sha. He ran after… … FISHSAVE. ^J^HERE was once upon a time alittle baby whose father was Japa-nese ambassador to the court ofChina, and whose mother was aChinese lady. While this childwas still in its infancy the ambas-sador had to return to Japan. Sohe said to his wife, I swear toremember you and to send youletters…

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