The Tale of Genji - Lady Murasaki Shikibu - Translated by Arthur Waley 1934 Modern Library hardback Shirley Jackson Mowgli gains the strength and

Mowgli gains the strength and wisdom he needs for his frightful fight with Shere Khan

and verse by Robert Louis Stevenson

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They make each other kites as gifts

But by the early 1800s they have long since lost the ability to perform magic

The Tale of Genji - Lady Murasaki Shikibu - Translated by Arthur Waley 1934 Modern Library hardback Shirley Jackson Mowgli gains the strength andCondition: Acceptable: Signs of wear and consistent use. It's a beautiful book and would be a lovely addition for a collector! See images for the condition of this book. Translated by Arthur Waley. Blurb: Written in the eleventh century, this portrait of courtly life in medieval Japan is widely celebrated as the world's first novel. The Tale of Genji is a very long romance, running to fifty four chapters and describing the court life of Heian Japan,