Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 676
ight the moon she viewed, Regardless of malaria. To her, absorbed in tea and thought, Did Totsi come to pay his call.(He left his shoes,and not his hat Within the honorable hall.)He bowed and bowed and bowed and bowed, He smiled and smiled and smiled again ;His heart — he did not stop for that… … YET AS HE FLED, HE DARED NOT LOOK ATFUSIYAMA, STERN AND HIGH. Who steals, she said, he must restore.You arc forgiven—how stern herbrow! — When fresh as first its blossoms burst.You bring me back my cherry-bough.Low Totsi knelt (he smiled, of course,) And sought the outer room again;Where, tumbling…
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