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Japanese fairy tales (1911)

Williston, Teresa Peirce · Chicago, Rand McNally & Co · leaf 29

An illustration from Japanese fairy tales, 1911, leaf 29
mpling. I am strong and shallnot mind hunger. So he gave a dumplingto the dog. As soon as the dog had eaten it hespoke and said: Since you gave meof your food, I will go with you, forI cannot leave you alone.So on they went together. Very soon they saw amonkey lying by the road,gasping as if in… … 26 After eating it the monkey was so muchbetter that he said: Since you have savedmy life I will go with you, for I may be ableto help you sometime. So the three walkedoff together. As they were going, a pheasant hoverednear them. Fearing that something mightbe wrong with her or her }Toung ones,…

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