Chapter

 1 VI|      were still four of us, - grandmother, brother, myself, and my
 2 VI|     talked like that. At last grandmother stood up, and stamped her
 3 VI|      shameful! it is wicked!' Grandmother was so angry that all her
 4 VI|       went down, he died.~   "Grandmother wept, and stroked us, and~{
 5 VI|    kindred until winter, when grandmother died. She died in the night, -
 6 X |      myself heard it from the grandmother of Katsugorô. When you have
 7 X |       he questioned the boy's grandmother as to every particular;
 8 X |     Shimo-Yusuki.~   TSUYA. - Grandmother of Katsugorô. Seventy-two
 9 X |      his wife, and Tsuya, the grandmother of Katsugorô, thought it
10 X |           The parents and the grandmother of the boy wondered greatly
11 X |      therefore slept with his grandmother, Tsuya. Sometimes he used
12 X |       of the offerings. . . . Grandmother, never forget to offer warm
13 X |   person who will become your grandmother is very kind; so it will
14 X |    without any pain at all. - Grandmother, you may tell this to father
15 X |       anybody else."~ ~   The grandmother told Genzô and his wife
16 X |       without waiting for his grandmother. Tsuya followed him in,
17 X | Sometimes he also says to his grandmother: - "I think I shall die
18 X |   this account exactly as his grandmother gave it to me.~   I asked
19 X | virtuous; but that Tsuya, the grandmother, had always been in the