The Crane Pavilion
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Akitada wondered what this might suggest for Lady Ogata’s importance or her closeness to the abbot. Tasuku was his own age, and the lady had been in her twenties. It was an age well past the time when women were courted, but she was younger than Tasuku. She could well have been his lover, for apparently she had been beautiful.And what better place to stash away a lover than this hidden pavilion on his own estate? The abbot could visit any time he wished without exciting comment, yet hardly anyon...e would know about the woman waiting for him here.Tora voiced the same thought. “Nice place for an occasional cuddle,” he said, grinning.They climbed the steps to the door. Perhaps the interior would offer more clues to the lady’s character and her relationship to the saintly abbot.When Akitada pushed open the door, he thought he heard a sound inside, but the room was empty when he stepped inside, Tora at his heels.“She didn’t have much,” Tora commented, looking around at the bare floor and the two clothes chests pushed against one wall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Akitada wondered what this might suggest for Lady Ogata’s importance or her closeness to the abbot. Tasuku was his own age, and the lady had been in her twenties. It was an age well past the time when women were courted, but she was younger than Tasuku. She could well have been his lover, for apparently she had been beautiful.And what better place to stash away a lover than this hidden pavilion on his own estate? The abbot could visit any time he wished without exciting comment, yet hardly anyon...e would know about the woman waiting for him here.Tora voiced the same thought. “Nice place for an occasional cuddle,” he said, grinning.They climbed the steps to the door. Perhaps the interior would offer more clues to the lady’s character and her relationship to the saintly abbot.When Akitada pushed open the door, he thought he heard a sound inside, but the room was empty when he stepped inside, Tora at his heels.“She didn’t have much,” Tora commented, looking around at the bare floor and the two clothes chests pushed against one wall.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by I. J. Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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