Chapter

 1 2|    disciples. One mandarin has his name immortalised by his failure
 2 2|        near Kioto, bears still the name of producing the best tea
 3 3| development of the Zen ritual. The name of Laotse, the founder of
 4 3|        universe. I do not know its name and so call it the Path.
 5 3|           from which we derive the name China. It would be interesting
 6 3|          of self-defence, owes its name to a passage in the Tao-teking.
 7 3|      teachings of Taoism. Zen is a name derived from the Sanscrit
 8 4|        commonly known by his later name of Rikiu, the greatest of
 9 4|           the Kakoi (enclosure), a name still applied to those tea-rooms
10 4|         and the natural also. ~The name, Abode of Fancy, implies
11 5|        they pretend to admire. The name of the artist is more important
12 6|           we not perpetrate in the name of culture and refinement! ~