Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 621
THE ONE-HORSE SHAY. It was a warm day, and, as they went out of thehouse, they met a gentleman fanning himself. Heused an ogi (a fan which opens and shuts), as 59° BLOSSOM-BOY OF TOKIO. [July, rl named Little … Japanese gentlemen usually do. for the Japaneseladies use the uchiwa (the flat fan). Next they passed a young girPlum-tree, who was carrying a boxof boiled rice and fish to her fatherfor his lunch. Mr. Ishido knewthem both, so he stopped a momentand bowed, saying, Ohio ! (Youare early, or good…
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