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 1 4|    Fancy. Latterly the various tea-masters substituted various Chinese
 2 4|     Rikiu, the greatest of all tea-masters, who, in the sixteenth century,
 3 4|     carpenters employed by the tea-masters form a distinct and highly
 4 4|     the guests. ~All our great tea-masters were students of Zen and
 5 4|     ingenuity displayed by the tea-masters in producing these effects
 6 4|        differed with different tea-masters. Some, like Rikiu, aimed
 7 4| cleanliness entertained by the tea-masters. Rikiu was watching his
 8 5|        artist was intense. The tea-masters guarded their treasures
 9 5|        one in a thousand among tea-masters." ~It is much to be regretted
10 6|  Simplicity. Thus reasoned the tea-masters when they established the
11 6|      the flower-worship of the tea-masters formed only a part of their
12 7|                           VII. Tea-Masters~In religion the Future is
13 7|    present is the eternal. The tea-masters held that real appreciation
14 7|       the contributions of the tea-masters to art. They completely
15 7|     Japan were laid out by the tea-masters. Our pottery would probably
16 7|   quality of excellence if the tea-masters had not lent it to their
17 7|      fabrics bear the names of tea-masters who conceived their color
18 7| department of art in which the tea-masters have not left marks of their
19 7|      been the influence of the tea-masters in the field of art, it
20 7|       feel the presence of the tea-masters. Many of our delicate dishes,
21 7|      last moments of the great tea-masters were as full of exquisite