One character in this work ridicules another's love of peacock tongue as a delicacy and always places a book which he does not read beside his pillow every night before sleeping, and another character
One character in this work ridicules another's love of peacock tongue as a delicacy and always places a book which he does not read beside his pillow every night before sleeping, and another character in this work carries an "iron fan" which is actually a traditional weapon used for cracking helmets. The protagonist's only romantic interest is proclaimed dead at the beginning of the third chapter, in which the central household is visited by Waverhouse and Mrs. Nose, who tries to arrange a marriage between her daughter and one of the teacher's former students. In the end, Kangetsu Mizushima does not marry Mrs. Kaneda's daughter, and the protagonist becomes intoxicated from sipping beer and drowns in a barrel. FTP, name this novel about Sensei Kushami's pet, a work of Natsume Soseki.
One character in this work ridicules another's love of peacock tongue as a delicacy and always places a book which he does not read beside his pillow every night before sleeping, and another character in this work carries an "iron fan" which is actually a traditional weapon used for cracking helmets.
{I Am a Cat} or {Wagahai wa Neko de aru}