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The Ashes That Made Tree Bloom Part-1

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The Ashes That Made Tree Bloom In the good old days of the daimios, there lived an old couple whose only pet was a little dog. Having no children, they loved it as through it were a baby. The old Dame made it a cushion of blue craps, and at mealtime Muko--for that was its name --would sit on it as snug as any cat. The kind people fed the pet with tidbits of fish from there own chopsticks, and all the boiled rice it wanted. Thus treated, the dumbed creature loved it's protectors like a being with a soul.                 The old man,  being a rice farmer, went daily with hoe or spade into the fields, working hard from morning until O Tanto Sama (as the sun is called)  had gone down behind the hills. Eeryday the dog followed him to work, never once harming the white heron that walked in the footsteps of the old man to pick up the worms. For the old fellow was patient and kind to everything that had life, and often turned up a sod on...
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The Ashes That Made Tree Bloom Part-2 - Stories in English

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The Ashes That Made Tree Bloom  Not long after that, the good old man dreamed again, and the spirit of the dog spoke to him, telling him how the wicked people had burned the mill made from the pine tree. "Take the ashes of the mil, sprinkle them on the withered trees, and they will bloom again," said the dog-spirit.              The old man awoke and went at once to his wicked neighbour's house, where he found the miserable old pair sitting at the edge of their square fireplace, in the middle of the floor, smoking and spinning. From time to time they warmed their hands and feet with the blaze from some bits of the mill, while behind them lay a pile of the broken pieces.              The good old man humbly asked for the ashes. Though the covetous couple turned up their noses at him and scolded him as if he were a thief, they let him fill his basket with the ashes.           ...
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