Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 240
happy, June slippedhis hand into Sekis. The merry noises of theday had given place to the quiet chirp of thecrickets and the drowsy croaking of the frogs,and the little breezes that stirred overheadsounded sleepy and far away. Seki, said June, I did nt make anyprayer on that paper that stuck on the… … SHOPS in Japan are all so tiny and lookso much alike that it is difficult to tell at aglance just what kind of a shop each oneis. But all Japanese boys and girls know theconfectioners sign—the spiked ball—and just where to go whenever they wish sweets of anysort. The sign in this picture is on top…
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