Penrhyn Wingfield Coussens

“ But this was not the hardest thing that happened to him; for his nose, which the boy had pulled, began to grow. Larger and larger it became, until at last it reached the ground.
In his anger he struck right and left at the children, and ran from the field, holding his nose from the ground as well as he could. ”

“ Musai began to prosper, much to the disgust of Chô, who proceeded to cut all of his own silkworms in half, thinking that of course the same good fortune would be his. But instead of coming to life again the worms died, which meant the loss of much money for him. This made him very jealous of his brother. ”

“ He saw the eldest one come to the stone close to his head and lift it up, but there was no paper bag beneath it.
The boy was surprised, and said: "I believe this lazy old farmer has taken our bag," and then he seized Chô's nose, and gave it a good pull.
Chô then jumped up, and the boy repeated what he had said. The children wouldn't believe him when he declared that he had touched neither the stone nor the bag, and they shouted and jeered at him. ”