The Book of Deceive
“When I went in, I made many apologies; but I was beaten, and kicked in the head, and treated with the greatest indignity. I would have killed that wretch, Zempachi, at once, but that I knew that, if I did so while I was yet a member of your household, I should bring trouble upon your family. For your sake I bore this ill-treatment patiently; but now I pray you let me take leave of you and become a Rônin, that I may be revenged upon this man.”
“Think well what you are doing,” answered Shônosuké. “After all, we have only lost a football; and my father will not care, nor upbraid us.”
But Tsiméhei would not listen to him, and was bent upon wiping out the affront that he had received. As they we
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