From Folk Tales From Korea (1952) Collected and translated by Zǒng In-Sob Ondoru Yawa, told by Zǒng Yǒng-ha; Ǒnyang (1913) There was a big school in a country village long ago. There were a hundred pupils at this school, and they used to study at night, reading aloud at the top of their voices. Sometimes, when it was too late for them to go to their homes, they used to sleep together in a big room. Late one night they were all sleeping soundly, except the youngest boy, who was just seven years old. He heard strange footsteps outside, and pricked up his ears.