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- I wish I could fall asleep so quickly. The story of Urashima Taro is one of th saddest that I know among our folks.
- Zenta, the older of the two ronin, sighed as he glanced at the peaceful young faces.
- They're stouts lads. Nothing bother them much.
- The farmer looked proudly at his sleeping sons.
- Zenta hastened to reassure her.
- I'm sorry this only poor tea made from course leaves.
- “You know what I think is the saddest part of the Urashima Taro story?”
- aid Matsuzo, picking up his cup andsipping the tea.
- It warm and heartening on chillly autumn evening.
- “It’s that Taro lost not only his family and friends but a big piece of his life as well. He had lostthe most precious thing of all: time.”
- The farmer’s wife poured tea for the guests and apologized.
- “I wouldn’t sell even one year of my life for money. As for losing seventy-twoyears, no amount of gold will make up for that!”
- The farmer nodded agreement.
- Zenta put his cup down on the floor and looked curiously at the farmer.
- “It’s interesting that you should say that.I had an opportunity once to observe exactly how much gold a person was willing to pay for some lost years ofhis life.”
- He smiled grimly. “In this case the man went as far as one gold piece for each year he lost.
- That’s bizarre!” said Matsuzo. “You never told me about it.”
- said Zenta. He drank some tea and smiled ruefully
- “Besides, I’m notparticularly proud of the part I played in that strange affair.”
- It happened long before I met you.
- “Let’s hear the story!”
- urged Matsuzo.
- “You’ve made us all curious.”
- Very well, then,”
- “Actually, my story bears some resemblance to that of Urashima Taro. . . .”
- said Zenta
- The farmer waited expectantly. His wife sat down quietly behind her husband and folded her hands. Her eyeslooked intently at Zenta.
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