Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 621
pping. As they passed through thestreets of Tokio they saw hun-dreds of these little carriages, andmen waiting near them for a job-The price of a ride was twotempos (two cents) a mile. O Totsu and Harukichi had now turned into thatpart of the main street named Ginza (Silver Mint),so called because… … THE AMERICAN PEOPLE IN THE BA-SHA. Japanese say), but her gray hair was neatly rolled full of people both day and night. They lookedinto the style of married women, which has no into the toy shops, and O Totsu bought Blossom- bangs or front lock as with young girls, or the boy a top. They visited a…
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