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 1 1|                         I. The Cup of Humanity~Tea began as
 2 1|        how small after all the cup of human enjoyment is, how
 3 2|        poet, wrote: "The first cup moistens my lips and throat,
 4 2|    lips and throat, the second cup breaks my loneliness, the
 5 2|       my loneliness, the third cup searches my barren entrail
 6 2|     odd ideographs. The fourth cup raises a slight perspiration,--
 7 2| through my pores. At the fifth cup I am purified; the sixth
 8 2|       I am purified; the sixth cup calls me to the realms of
 9 2|      in hot water in a bowl or cup. The reason why the Western
10 2|     are not to be found in his cup. ~Japan, which followed
11 3|        the "Old Philosopher" a cup of the golden elixir. We
12 4|   pitcher should be angular. A cup with a black glaze should
13 7|     administered to him with a cup of the green beverage prepared
14 7|       turn silently drains his cup, the host last of all. according
15 7|         Never again shall this cup, polluted by the lips of