 | Robert Fortune - 1863 - Страниц: 480
...more, and thus do I insure it." As he spoke he tore out his eyes, and presented them to Y T uritomo on a salver. The Prince, struck with admiration, released him; and Kakekigo withdrew into retirement, and founded the second order of the blind. Yuritomo's tomb is placed near the base of a hill in a charming... | |
 | Robert Fortune - 1863 - Страниц: 474
...you more, and thus do I insure it." As he spoke he tore out his eyes, and presented them to Yuritomo on a salver. The Prince, struck with admiration, released him; and Kakekigo withdrew into retirement, and founded the second order of the blind. Yuritomo's tomb is placed near the base of a hill in a charming... | |
 | Commodore M. C. Perry - 2000 - Страниц: 682
...reconcile my conflicting duties, is never to see you more; and thus do I insure it.” With these words, he tore out his eyes, and presented them to Yoritomo...The prince, struck with admiration, released him, when Kakekigo withdrew into retirement and founded this second order of the blind, which is called,... | |
 | 1863 - Страниц: 544
...death, and never can I look upon you without wishing to kill you. My best way to avoid such ingratitude, to reconcile my conflicting duties, is never to see...spoke, he tore out his eyes and presented them to Yoritouio on a salver. The prince, struck with admiration, released him ; and Kakekigo withdrew into... | |
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to reconcile my conflicting duties, is never to see you more; and thus do I insure it." As he spoke, he tore out his eyes and presented them to Yoritomo on a salver. The prince, struck with admiration, released him; and Kakekigo withdrew into retirement,... 