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bar, and kneeling down at the victor's feet he broke off the horns on his head in token of submission, for they were the sign of his strength and power.

Momotaro returned triumphantly Home, taking with him the Devil Chief as his Captive
Momotaro returned triumphantly Home, taking with him the Devil Chief as his Captive

Momotaro returned triumphantly Home, taking with him the Devil Chief as his Captive.

"I am afraid of you," he said meekly. "I cannot stand against you. I will give you all the treasure hidden in this castle if you will spare my life!"

Momotaro laughed.