The Lives of the Eight Dogs of the Satomi of Southern Fusa

Volume III

Table of Contents

Book I, Chapter XXI:
Gakuzō, spying, complements Shino;
Inuzuka, yearning, gazes on a plum

Same Book, Chapter XXII:
Hamaji, in secret, mourns her relations;
Nukasuke, in sickness, yearns for his child

Book II, Chapter XXIII:
Inuzuka undertakes a righteous commission;
Aboshi sells reckless songs

Same Book, Chapter XXIV:
The go-between Gobaiji persuades the Estatesman;
The deceiver Hikiroku goes fishing at Kaniwa

Book III, Chapter XXV:
Hamaji, being filled with passion, testifies of her wretchedness;
Gakuzō, having denounced wickedness, returns to his master’s house

Same Book, Chapter XXVI:
Toying with his power, a venal official demands a wedding night;
Playing at death, a stubborn father offers an additional drink

Book IV, Chapter XXVII:
Samojirō steals a new bride in the night;
The Jakumaku Adept immolates himself on Marutsuka in full view

Same Book, Chapter XXVIII:
Cursing her enemy, Hamaji dies with her chastity;
Recognizing his kin, Tadatomo speaks of the past

Book V, Chapter XXIX:
Twin beads switch with one another, and Gakuzō recognizes his like;
Two enemies meet one another, and a righteous servant repays their hatefulness

Same Book, Chapter XXX:
Atop the Hōryū Pavilion, Shino engages in bloody battle;
Beside the Bandō River, Kenpachi displays his courage

XXX Chapters total, of which Chapters I through XX are contained in the two Volumes previously printed.