Chapter

1 1|        mere aestheticism in the ordinary acceptance of the term,
2 2|         of the vulgarity of the ordinary methods of tea-drinking,
3 2|    replaced the powdered tea in ordinary consumption, though the
4 4|         to such degree that the ordinary Japanese interior of the
5 4|      merely of a portion of the ordinary drawing-room partitioned
6 4| tea-room is more costly than an ordinary mansion, for the selection
7 4| lanterns, became uplifted above ordinary thoughts. One may be in