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<ruby>初瀬<rt>はつせ</rt></ruby>にまうづる<ruby>毎<rt>ごと</rt></ruby>に宿りける人の家に久しく宿らで、程経て、後に至れりければ、かの家の<ruby>主<rt>あるじ</rt></ruby>、「かく<ruby>定<rt>さだ</rt></ruby>かになん宿りはある」と言ひ出して侍りければ、そこに立てりける梅の花を折てよめる | <ruby>初瀬<rt>はつせ</rt></ruby>にまうづる<ruby>毎<rt>ごと</rt></ruby>に宿りける人の家に久しく宿らで、程経て、後に至れりければ、かの家の<ruby>主<rt>あるじ</rt></ruby>、「かく<ruby>定<rt>さだ</rt></ruby>かになん宿りはある」と言ひ出して侍りければ、そこに立てりける梅の花を折てよめる | ||
When he made visits to | When he made visits to Hatsuse, he stayed in a certain person's house, and he had not visited for a long time. After some time had passed he went there again, and the owner of the house said "This lodging has not changed," and [Tsurayuki] broke off a plum flower from a tree standing there, and read this | ||
貫之 | 貫之 | ||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
;Hatsuse | |||
:This is the temple of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hase-dera Hasedera (長谷寺) in Nara], which was a common pilgrimage destination of the Heian upper class. | |||
;certain person | |||
:This may be a woman who Tsurayuki has had a relationship with, or it could be a male friend. | |||
;"This lodging has not changed" | |||
:The meaning of this seems to be "Why haven't you stayed here recently?" | |||
Other sources: | Other sources: | ||
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初瀬にまうづる毎に宿りける人の家に久しく宿らで、程経て、後に至れりければ、かの家の主、「かく定かになん宿りはある」と言ひ出して侍りければ、そこに立てりける梅の花を折てよめる
When he made visits to Hatsuse, he stayed in a certain person's house, and he had not visited for a long time. After some time had passed he went there again, and the owner of the house said "This lodging has not changed," and [Tsurayuki] broke off a plum flower from a tree standing there, and read this
貫之
人はいさ心も知らず故郷は花ぞ昔の香に匂ひける
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hito wa isa |
For people, well, |
Notes
- Hatsuse
- This is the temple of Hasedera (長谷寺) in Nara, which was a common pilgrimage destination of the Heian upper class.
- certain person
- This may be a woman who Tsurayuki has had a relationship with, or it could be a male friend.
- "This lodging has not changed"
- The meaning of this seems to be "Why haven't you stayed here recently?"
Other sources:
