 "Nobody danced like Sadakichi," was the general verdict.The high point, however, arrived when he read from his cycle of symbolist dramas, "Confucius, Buddha, Christ," and "Mohammed" ("providing Sadakichi doesn't change his mind", the programs warned).When "Christ", which James Gibbons Huneker pronounced "absolutely the most daring of all decadent productions," was published in Boston in 1893, the work was immediately confiscated and burned, and Sadakichi himself was arrested and spent Christmas week in the Charles Street jail.