Tales of
Tales of the Samurai Stories Illustrating Bushido, the Moral Principles of the Japanese Knighthood
作者：Miyamori, Asataro, 1869-1952
体例：题 章数：53
字数：196,096 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 篇幅分布
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章节目录
共 53 题- See page 194]
- TALES OF THE SAMURAI
- BY
- ASATARO MIYAMORI
- THE KYŌ-BUN-KWAN
- Ginza, Tokyo, Japan
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- Ungo-Zenji 1
- The Loyalty of a Boy Samurai 23
- Katsuno’s Revenge 35
- A Wedding Present 83
- The Heroism of Torii Katsutaka 115
- The Wrestling of a Daimio 141
- The Story of Kimura Shigenari 165
- Honest Kyūsuké 203
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- PAGE
- She filled Hachiya’s cup to the brim 52
- UNGO-ZENJI
- At a gathering of his chief retainers he addressed them as follows:—
- THE LOYALTY OF A BOY SAMURAI
- When the bag was brought the Shogun said:—
- KATSUNO’S REVENGE
- I.
- II.
- III.
- Nobuyuki drank off three cupfuls and then said with a sly laugh:—
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- Recalled to herself the girl forced a laugh but replied readily enough:—
- VII.
- VIII.
- Katsuno made no reply to her honeyed speech, but asked curtly:—
- IX.
- A WEDDING PRESENT
- THE HEROISM OF TORII KATSUTAKA
- Iyeyasu then spoke to Katsutaka again:—
- Showing the forgery to Katsutaka with no little pride, Katsuyori said:—
- THE WRESTLING OF A DAIMIO
- THE STORY OF KIMURA SHIGENARI
- I.
- II.
- In no wise discomposed Shigenari said sternly:—
- Shigenari carefully read over the paper which ran as follows:—
- Then turning to the assembled daimios he bowed to them also saying:—
- III.
- HONEST KYŪSUKÉ
- One day he summoned Kyūsuké to his room and said:—
- There was the sound of quick movement, and a cry—
- Kyūtarō was almost beyond speaking. In a faint voice he said painfully:—