Princess Splendor : the wood-cutter's daughter (1889)
Miller, E. Rothesay · Tokyo : Kobunsha · leaf 138
- - t . t _^l_ Y to see him. This plan pleased the old man;and before many days the Mikado gaveorders for a hunting party and set out for themountains. On reaching the house of Take-tori, he suddenly entered, without being an-nounced, and saw, that it was filled with asoft radiance, and there,—sure…
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