Chapter

 1 1|     made in the East from the leaves of a bush. The travellers
 2 2|       Each preparation of the leaves has its individuality, its
 3 2|       rare preparation of the leaves on their high ministers
 4 2| primitive in the extreme. The leaves were steamed, crushed in
 5 2|  implements for gathering the leaves, in the third of the selection
 6 2|       of the selection of the leaves. According to him the best
 7 2|       the best quality of the leaves must have "creases like
 8 2|     second school of Tea. The leaves were ground to fine powder
 9 2|      well as in the choice of leaves. Salt was discarded forever.
10 2|     now taken by steeping the leaves in hot water in a bowl or
11 2|       his palace in Nara. The leaves were probably imported by
12 4|   Flowers are not,/Nor tinted leaves./On the sea beach/ A solitary
13 4|       garden gold and crimson leaves, scraps of the brocade of
14 6|  slowly, his rapture when the leaves attain their lustre. In
15 6|   each flower and to wash its leaves with soft brushes made of
16 6|     they always associate the leaves, if there be any, with the
17 6| selection of the flowers, and leaves them to tell their own story.
18 7|      in the rustling of their leaves are heard the whispers of