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Green Willow : and other Japanese fairy tales (1910)

James, Grace, Goble, Warwick, ill · London : Macmillan and Co. · leaf 142

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er with the fir and thecryptomeria of the forest. In his going he coverseight valleys and eight hills, and upon his underside he is red and gory. Then the Lord Susa, the Impetuous, cried,* My lord, give me thy daughter. And the earthly deity, seeing his strength andgreat beauty and the brightness… … xi STORY OF SUSA, THE IMPETUOUS And the mountain deity and also his fair wifespoke, saying, So be it, Thine Augustness, takethe young maid. And immediately Susa flung away the veil andsaw the face of his bride, pale as the moon in winter.And he touched her on the forehead, and said, Fair and…

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