Chapter

 1 1|      ignorance of the Tea Cult by being so outspoken. Its very spirit
 2 1|          entertainments, presents being made thereof to princes
 3 2|    comparatively recent among us, being only known since the middle
 4 3|          of Taoism as the "art of being in the world," for it deals
 5 3|          contrary one cannot help being impressed by the similarity
 6 4|           our great temples. Such being the case as regards our
 7 4|       construction and decoration being entirely different from
 8 4|        washed and arranged before being brought in, a portico (machiai)
 9 4|        among artisans, their work being no less delicate than that
10 4|           the eaves, the tea-room being preeminently the house of
11 4|  suggestive of recent acquirement being tabooed save only the one
12 4|    comprehension of the beautiful being possible only through concentration
13 4|          human figure, the latter being present in the person of
14 5|          the secret chords of our being are awakened, we vibrate
15 5| contemplate a masterpiece without being awed by the immense vista
16 7|         the latter accused him of being implicated in a conspiracy