The Curse of Koshiu: A Chronicle of Old Japan

The Curse of Koshiu: A Chronicle of Old Japan
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Wingfield Lewis. The Curse of Koshiu: A Chronicle of Old Japan

CHAPTER I. BOY AND GIRL

CHAPTER II. THE LAST HOJO

CHAPTER III. MARRIED LIFE

CHAPTER IV. THE ABBESS GIVES ADVICE

CHAPTER V. THE FARMER GIRDS HIS LOINS

CHAPTER VI. THE YOUNG MIKADO

CHAPTER VII. THE FARMER'S SENTENCE

CHAPTER VIII. DESTINY IS BUSY

CHAPTER IX. THE EXECUTION

CHAPTER X. FOREBODINGS

CHAPTER XI. THE CURSE BEGINS TO WORK

CHAPTER XII. THE DAIMIO OF NARA IMITATES THE SPHYNX

CHAPTER XIII. THE DESPOT OBEYS ORDERS

CHAPTER XIV. THE MIKADO DOES BUSINESS

CHAPTER XV. WILL BUDDHA SPEAK?

CHAPTER XVI. MASAGO TAKES THE REINS

CHAPTER XVII. UNDER THE MOON

CHAPTER XVIII. FACE TO FACE

CHAPTER XIX. THE WEB IS WOVEN

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Being a cunning and artful reader, you have long since guessed that the pattern maid whose benign influence was destined to reform the brutish No-Kami, was no other than O'Tei, while the paragon Daimio was Nara.

The Shinto virgins, as unjust and purblind as young gorgons may be expected to prove, were quite wrong as to O'Tei, who was no flirt. She did all credit to her rearing, for, when summoned to leave the conventual seclusion of the forest and assume the garb and responsibilities of her rank, she dutifully murmured, "Let my father's will be done," and accepted the husband of his choice. She had never been told-for the holy bonzes knew little about the subject-that in many marriages there are but two cheerful days-the first and the last-and marched straight upon her fate without a tremor.

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"He is good and brave and generous," returned the girl, with burning face, "my lord Sampei!"

Miné cooed out the name that was on every one's lips, with such an exceeding abandonment of tenderness as startled her father into attention.

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