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Diaries of Court Ladies of Old Japan

Note 27 — COURT LADIES OF OLD JAPAN

Annie Shepley Omori translation

By pestilence. People were often attacked by contagious diseases in those days, and they, who did not know about the nature of infection, called it by the name of "world-humor" or "world-disease," attributing its cause to the ill-humor of some gods or spirits.

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