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 1 2|     points to the survival of the ancient method. ~It needed the genius
 2 3|           is easy to expound? The ancient sages never put their teachings
 3 3|       differs from the Teuton. In ancient days, when communication
 4 4| architecture of Japan itself. Our ancient noble edifices, whether
 5 4|         roji was contained in the ancient ditty: "I look beyond;/Flowers
 6 4|         of his own is based on an ancient custom of the Japanese race,
 7 4|       from one site to another in ancient days. The rebuilding, every
 8 4|           example of one of these ancient rites which still obtain
 9 4|          of fact, if we study the ancient bronzes of China or the
10 6|         of floriculture is a very ancient one, and the loves of a
11 7|           wonderful writing by an ancient monk dealing with the evanescence