Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     1, Intro  (2)|       however, numerous educated young men who still adhere to
 2     1, Intro     |    present movement conducted by young and able reformers of Japanese
 3     1,   2, 5    |        rolls of silk. The hungry young monks, whose mouths watered
 4     1,   2, 5    |        Bheçajya and gave it. The young monks, bitten both by hunger
 5     1,   2, 7    |          master, and said: 'That young novice, who asked about
 6     1,   4, 6    | beautiful from the ugly, bow the young from the old, how the good
 7     1,   4, 8    |          is its producing of the young and getting rid of the old.
 8     1,   4, 12   |      smallest birds defend their young against every enemy with
 9     1,   6, 10   |        break up friendship. If a young lady is presented with a
10     1,   7, 3    |       life by death. 'A handsome young lady of quality,' a parable
11     1,   8, 1    |            replied the promising young man." "Come with me, then.
12     1,   8, 4    |         One day she instructed a young girl to embrace and ask
13     1,   8, 4    |        One day he met with a few young men equipped with swords
14     1,   8, 11   |         be married to a handsome young lady, daughter of a man
15     1,   8, 11   |         old with white hair, but young in countenance like a child.
16     1,   8, 11   |       bearing that attracted the young scholar's attention. Questioning
17 Appen,   1       |          not the humane, who die young, while the inhuman enjoy
18 Appen,   4       |        conduct; while others die young, in spite of their taking
19 Appen,   4       |         and miserable lives when young, but grow rich and noble