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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a farmer named Thomas and a man consuming mushrooms at supper. Some dialogue touches on gender and marriage, with incoherent phrases about a widow and a widower. Source is damaged and names are uncertain.
The Forty-Seven Ronins staged with lavish ritual in Tokyo
A detailed review of the Kabuki-za production of The Forty-Seven Ronins in Tokyo. The article describes the three hour plus performance, the elaborate death scene of Azagemon Ichimura, the large revolving stage, and the high ticket prices. It notes the audience’s hushed reaction and the ceremonial handling of the samurai code.
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