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The Tongue-Cut Sparrow: A Journey of Courage, Compassion, and Triumph

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In the quaint village of the Rising Sun, nestled amidst verdant hills and serene waterways, a young girl named Otogimi lived with a heart as pure as the morning dew. With a gentle spirit and a voice as sweet as the nightingale's song, Otogimi spent her days tending to her father's rice fields and weaving tales that captivated the villagers' hearts.

The Tongue Cut Sparrow (Japanese Fairy Tale 2)
The Tongue Cut Sparrow (Japanese Fairy Tale Series Book 2)
by Philip Womack

5 out of 5

Language : English
File size : 67766 KB
Screen Reader : Supported
Print length : 201 pages
Lending : Enabled

One fateful day, as Otogimi sang merrily while planting rice, a flock of sparrows descended upon the field, their cheerful chirps filling the air. Among them, one sparrow fluttered closer, its eyes reflecting an unspoken plea. Its tongue had been cruelly cut, leaving it unable to sing or eat. Touched by its plight, Otogimi carefully tended to the injured sparrow, providing it with nourishment and shelter in her humble home.

As days turned into weeks, Otogimi and the sparrow formed an unbreakable bond. The sparrow, grateful for her kindness, would often perch on her shoulder, its eyes sparkling with affection. Soon, word of Otogimi's compassion spread throughout the village and beyond, attracting the attention of a young and noble prince.

Intrigued by the tales of this extraordinary girl, the prince disguised himself as a commoner and sought out Otogimi. Discerning her humble nature and unwavering kindness, the prince fell deeply in love with her. However, their love was not without its obstacles.

The prince's mother, a haughty and ambitious woman, disapproved of her son's affection for a humble village girl. Desperate to separate them, she devised a cruel scheme to test Otogimi's true worthiness.

Summoning Otogimi to the palace, the queen commanded her to weave the most beautiful cloth imaginable, one worthy of her son's royal attire. Knowing that such a task was impossible to accomplish in such a short time, Otogimi was filled with despair.

As she sat pondering her fate, the sparrow fluttered to her side, its eyes filled with ancient wisdom. "Do not fear, my dear friend," whispered the sparrow. "I shall summon the help of my feathered kin." And so, as the clock ticked relentlessly, thousands of sparrows descended upon the queen's gardens, swiftly weaving the most exquisite cloth imaginable.

The queen, enraged by Otogimi's triumph, devised a final and heartless challenge. She Free Downloaded Otogimi to find the sparrow that had helped her, threatening to banish her and her son from the kingdom if she failed.

Undeterred, Otogimi embarked on a perilous journey, traversing treacherous forests and scaling towering mountains. Guided by her unwavering faith and the sparrow's memory, she searched tirelessly.

Finally, after what felt like an eternity, Otogimi stumbled upon a secluded meadow where the sparrow lay injured and alone. Overjoyed, she gently nursed the sparrow back to health.

As the sparrow regained its strength, it transformed into a magnificent Phoenix, its feathers shimmering with celestial light. The Phoenix, eternally grateful for Otogimi's unwavering kindness, offered her a wish.

With a heart filled with both sorrow and determination, Otogimi wished for her father's rice fields to forever flourish and for her prince to be reunited with his true love. The Phoenix, touched by her selflessness, granted her request, and in an instant, Otogimi was transported back to her village.

Upon her return, the village erupted in celebration. Otogimi's father's rice fields became the most bountiful in the land, and her beloved prince, accompanied by the Phoenix, arrived to claim her as his bride.

And so, the tale of Otogimi and the Tongue-Cut Sparrow became a timeless classic, passed down through generations. It whispered of the triumph of kindness, the power of compassion, and the enduring bonds that transcend adversity.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of The Tongue-Cut Sparrow, where the virtues of courage, compassion, and triumph shine brighter than the stars in the night sky. Discover the enduring power of kindness and the transformative journey of a young girl whose unwavering spirit forever changed the world around her.

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The Tongue Cut Sparrow (Japanese Fairy Tale Series Book 2)
by Philip Womack

5 out of 5

Language : English
File size : 67766 KB
Screen Reader : Supported
Print length : 201 pages
Lending : Enabled
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The Tongue Cut Sparrow (Japanese Fairy Tale 2)
The Tongue Cut Sparrow (Japanese Fairy Tale Series Book 2)
by Philip Womack

5 out of 5

Language : English
File size : 67766 KB
Screen Reader : Supported
Print length : 201 pages
Lending : Enabled
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