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A CONCERT AT THE COLLEGE OF MUSIC. '95
would crack your beautiful skull. Hold on! I am going to
make this cat-fish go twice as fast as I have done.'
Have mercy on me!
:r ?
Oh!' cried Fuku-roku-jin.
When you invited me to take a ride, I did not expect you
were going to harness the earthquake-fish. I am completely
shaken up. I beseech you to descend somewhere in the city,
and have the rest of your
amusement by yourself.'
" Instead of replying,
Yebis whipped up the
fish, shouted f Yeh ! yeh !
yeh! '
and vanished.
"Then I thought I
felt something shaking
me, but did not, until I
awoke, know there had
been an earthquake."
" It was a wonderful
dream," said the Profes-
sor, regarding
askance.
his son
:?
Yes," quietly re-
YEBIS, BROTHER OF THE SUN, GOD OF MARKETS.
marked Mrs. Jewett,
"
Fitz has an exceedingly fertile imagination. His story of the
earthquake-fish and the two gods is very amusing."
" I won't tell my dreams again if I am not believed," said
the boy.
" I dreamed lots of things last night, among others
that I saw two foxes in the clouds, one playing on the
samisen and the other dancing. Was it not strange, Sallie?"
"I think you have lately eaten too much bota-mochi (cake),
brother," was the reply.
haps
it is Oto."
" There is some one at the gate, per