Princess Splendor : the wood-cutter's daughter (1889)
Miller, E. Rothesay · Tokyo : Kobunsha · leaf 98
—-t— t r - to blame him, and if he were a god he wouldgladly do what was wanted, but the real rea-son why the wind blew and the waves roseand the thunder was about to fall on themwas, that he had said he intended to kill thedragon, and this storm was of the dragonsraising, and so he had better pray…
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