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A spring-time case

Note 9 — PART I

Z. Tamotsu Iwado translation

In old time the geisha was not permitted to wear foot-cover in company of her guests, an idea to keep herself low out of her respect for their lordly patronage. However, the custom was often looked on as a privilege for a woman of dainty feet to indulge in.

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