Chapter

 1 1|      to the cruel sense of the White Disaster. You may laugh
 2 1| commands universal esteem. The white man has scoffed at our religion
 3 2|    glaze of the south, and the white glaze of the north. Luwuh
 4 2|      the beverage, whereas the white made it look pinkish and
 5 2|      rejoiced in light ware of white porcelain. ~In the fifth
 6 2|     among which he prizes the "white tea" as of the rarest and
 7 3|  Reality who doubted whether a white horse was real because he
 8 3|        was real because he was white, or because he was solid,
 9 3|        Zen to prefer black and white sketches to the elaborately
10 4|      napkin, both immaculately white and new. However faded the
11 6|    Thus Sekishiu ordained that white plum blossoms should not
12 7|      disclosing the immaculate white death robe which it had