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 1 3|              ensued while weeding the garden, paring a turnip, or serving
 2 4|             enter the tea-room, and a garden path (the roji) which connects
 3 4|      enlightened. Again the roji, the garden path which leads from the
 4 4|              One who has trodden this garden path cannot fail to remember
 5 4|           Enshiu said the idea of the garden path was to be found in
 6 4|              he swept and watered the garden path. "Not clean enough,"
 7 4|                 that is not the way a garden path should be swept." Saying
 8 4|                Rikiu stepped into the garden, shook a tree and scattered
 9 4|           tree and scattered over the garden gold and crimson leaves,
10 6|            the stars, standing in the garden, nodding your heads to the
11 6|          bells on the branches in his garden to keep off the birds. He
12 6|               of when snow lay in the garden. "Noisy" flowers were relentlessly
13 6|               us. Rikiu had an entire garden planted with it, which he
14 6|              Taiko walked through the garden, but nowhere could he see
15 6| morning-glory--the queen of the whole garden! ~In such instances we see
16 7|        portico. As they look into the garden path the trees seem to shudder,