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294 THE WONDERFUL CITY OF TOKIO. really it is a form of congratulation. That fellow is evidently going somewhere to give an entertainment, and will not condescend to stop and amuse us. Which way shall we go?" " Towards Asakusa," said Sallie. " Cho told me that this is the festival of tori no machi, the last day of the rooster in the month. I want to buy a kumade (bamboo rake)." Oto laughed, and replied, " So you wish to rake in good fortune next year. Well, you shall have one, Sallie." On their way they heard a drumming noise, and, looking into a house, beheld two children at play. One, who wore a fox's mask, was dancing and waving a gohei, while the other beat a drum. Seeing the strangers they stopped their performance, and " the elder boy said to the other, Look at those Chinese. Are they not comical? " " " Don't be rude," said Johnnie. Go on with your dancing." w He can speak our language," said the drummer to his companion. enough " I thought those barbarians never had sense for that." " Excuse his impudence," whispered Oto to Sallie. " He is not as bad as the Cromlech boys," answered the " girl. For one rude speech made to us in Tokio, fifty were addressed to you in our native place. What people are those coming towards us?" r? Those are folks who have been to buy the kumade" said the young doctor. " The one on the right bears a picture of the Takara-bune (treasure-boat), the boy is carrying a rake decorated with a picture of Ota fuku men (goddess of good fortune) and the one borne by the man on his right represents a kane bako (money safe.)" " How pretty that woman looks in her winter hood," said
Sallie. PREPARING FOR NEW-YEAR^ FESTIVITIES. 2Q5 w It is much more becoming than those worn by the men, it gives the latter a ferocious appearance." *Why do some people buy only plain rakes?" inquired Johnnie. BOYS AT PLAY. K It is all according to the state of one's purse," answered their friend. " Persons who are not well off can only afford a plain kumade; others, like those men who have just passed us, spend quite a sum, thinking to attract good fortune for the next year. I have seen rakes that cost as high as twenty-five dol-
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