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Fragment of a handscroll, probably a portion of the "Tale of a Clam" (Hamaguri-zōshi) or the "Tale of Sumiyoshi" (Sumiyoshi monogatari)?
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Title: Fragment of a handscroll, probably a portion of the "Tale of a Clam" (Hamaguri-zōshi) or the "Tale of Sumiyoshi" (Sumiyoshi monogatari)?
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