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THE JEWETTS' NEW HOME.
floor, then the steward said, "You are correct. This is the
place. Honorable Mr. Choso, I hope I have the pleasure of
seeing you in the possession of good health."
The new arrival bowed and answered, "Your solicitude
for my welfare af-
fords me the great-
est happiness. I
hope your
health is
of the very best.''
"Will you condescend
to come
in, and partake of
our m i s e rab 1 e
fare ? "
said the
chief servant. "If
we had known you
were coming, we
would have prepared
something
more worthy of
you."'
After many fine
speeches
on both
sides, the jin-riki-
sha man slipped orf
his sandals, and,
O-CHO (MISS BUTTERFLY).
joining the group,
was assisted to the food.
While they were enjoying themselves, a maid servant
entered and said to the steward, "Master Fitz wishes to
know whether ti\e jiri-rikt-sha man has come yet?"
"Yes, O-Cho San, (Miss Butterfly) he is here," replied