Chapter

 1 2|     The tea-plant, a native of southern China, was known from very
 2 2|  classic Tou. The poets of the southern dynasties have left some
 3 2|       Among the Buddhists, the southern Zen sect, which incorporated
 4 2|        went there to study the southern Zen school. The new seeds
 5 2|     best tea in the world. The southern Zen spread with marvellous
 6 3|   individualistic trend of the Southern Chinese mind in contra-distinction
 7 3|  centuries of unification, the Southern Celestial differs in his
 8 3|      Yeno(637-713), founder of Southern Zen, so-called from the
 9 3|    fact of its predominance in Southern China. He is closely followed
10 3| impressed by the similarity of Southern Zen to the teachings of
11 3|  feeling the polar star in the southern sky. Truth can be reached
12 6|     for a glimpse of their own Southern skies? ~The ideal lover