Search results

Your search found 5 item(s).

Sort by: relevance/score, author, title

1.  Little Sister Snow / Little, Frances, [pseud.], 1863-1941
   and flying feet She would throw her into the ditch The two old people Yuki San was called ... . To Yuki Chan it was a challenge, and with outstretched hands and flying feet she gave chase  details...
   • creator(s) - Little, Frances, [pseud.], 1863-1941
   • links - view document
   • format - text/plain
   • publisher - Project Gutenberg
   • relation - local cache
   • source - original file
   • subject(s) - yuki; merrit; yuki chan; chan; big; yuki; merrit; yuki chan; big; chan;
   • title - Little Sister Snow
   • type - etext
2.  A Psychological Counter-Current in Recent Fiction / Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920
   anywhere is true everywhere; and the story of Yuki and Bigelow, as the Japanese author tells ... . Yet, Yuki, though she loves Bigelow, does not marry him because she loves him, but because she wishes  details...
   • creator(s) - Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920
   • links - view document
   • format - text/plain
   • publisher - Project Gutenberg
   • relation - local cache
   • source - original file
   • subject(s) - fiction; boston; novel; fiction; boston; novel;
   • title - A Psychological Counter-Current in Recent Fiction
   • type - etext
3.  A Night Out / Peple, Edward Henry, 1869-1924
   . His pedigree could be traced directly back to Padisha Zim Yuki Yowsi Zind--a dignity, in itself, sufficient ...  details...
   • creator(s) - Peple, Edward Henry, 1869-1924
   • links - view document
   • format - text/plain
   • publisher - Project Gutenberg
   • relation - local cache
   • source - original file
   • subject(s) - omar ben; omar; pete; ringtail; ben; frawgs; lizzie; cat; persian; frog; dat; sam; outer; ash; hart; tail; lizzie; tail; frog; sam; hart; omar ben; outer; pete; cat; dat; omar; ash; ben; ringtail; persian; frawgs;
   • title - A Night Out
   • type - etext
4.  A Further Contribution to the Study of the Mortuary Customs of the North American Indians / écy), 1840-1929
   of burial. Stephen Powers[8] describes a similar mode of grave preparation among the Yuki of California: The Yuki bury their dead in a sitting posture. They dig a hole six feet deep sometimes ...  details...
   • creator(s) - écy), 1840-1929
   • links - view document
   • format - text/plain
   • publisher - Project Gutenberg
   • relation - local cache
   • source - original file
   • subject(s) - burial; deceased; indians; corpse; bones; funeral; mourning; grave; bones; deceased; burial; mourning; grave; funeral; indians; corpse;
   • title - A Further Contribution to the Study of the Mortuary Customs of the North American Indians
   • type - etext
5.  Kimono / Paris, John
   as O Hana San (Miss Flower), O Yuki San (Miss Snow), O En San (Miss Affinity), O Toshi San (Miss Year ...  details...
   • creator(s) - Paris, John
   • links - view document
   • format - text/plain
   • publisher - Project Gutenberg
   • relation - local cache
   • source - original file
   • subject(s) - asako; fujinami; geoffrey; japanese; reggie; yae; ito; japan; lady everington; reggie forsyth; yae smith; geoffrey barrington; asked asako; count saito; yae; asked asako; reggie; ito; reggie forsyth; fujinami; lady everington; count saito; asako; geoffrey barrington; geoffrey; japanese; yae smith; japan;
   • title - Kimono
   • type - etext