Paulownia Seven Stories From Contemporary Japanese Writers
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"No. I have a patient at home, " Kimi chan, the employed girl, said apologetically, as though answering the question of the employer. "Where are you going?" "To the place called Okubo. I was told to take the Shinjuku line. Is this the place to wait for it?" "Shinjuku. . . . Then it is on the other side. You must take the car from the other side of the street. " "Oh!" Oyo cried, with such a loud 76 THE BILL-COLLECTING voice that she surprised herself. And as if she could not hear the formal salu...- tation of the employed girl, "Please keep me in mind again . . . " she crossed the square to the other side al- most in rapture. Though it was a win- ter morning her forehead perspired. Having heaved a sigh of relief before the glass door of the Cafe Lion, Oyo turned back with a wonder-stricken look to the other side of the street where was the clock on the roof of the Hattori clock store, thinking that it was a mar- velous thing that she was not killed in the midst of the square where so many trolleys are crossing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"No. I have a patient at home, " Kimi chan, the employed girl, said apologetically, as though answering the question of the employer. "Where are you going?" "To the place called Okubo. I was told to take the Shinjuku line. Is this the place to wait for it?" "Shinjuku. . . . Then it is on the other side. You must take the car from the other side of the street. " "Oh!" Oyo cried, with such a loud 76 THE BILL-COLLECTING voice that she surprised herself. And as if she could not hear the formal salu...- tation of the employed girl, "Please keep me in mind again . . . " she crossed the square to the other side al- most in rapture. Though it was a win- ter morning her forehead perspired. Having heaved a sigh of relief before the glass door of the Cafe Lion, Oyo turned back with a wonder-stricken look to the other side of the street where was the clock on the roof of the Hattori clock store, thinking that it was a mar- velous thing that she was not killed in the midst of the square where so many trolleys are crossing.
What to read after Paulownia Seven Stories From Contemporary Japanese Writers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Torao Taketomo to read onlineMoreLess
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