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 1   3, 1  |  forests carpeted with tender grass, with their trees resounding
 2   5, 5  |     condition, with its young grass scattered and torn by the
 3   5, 9  |    leaves, and with its young grass bright like lapis lazuli ;
 4   6, 28 |      the shoots of rough kusa grass?~
 5   7, 4  |       fuel, flowers, and kusa grass,-pre-eminent as they were
 6   7, 5  |     up; and leaving the young grass and coming forward, the
 7   7, 15 | gleaned corn, others graze on grass like the deer, others live
 8   8, 4  |   welcomed not nor tasted any grass or water on the road, as
 9   9, 16 |    the clouds, water, the dry grass, and the mountains by the
10  12, 112| ground was covered with young grass.~
11  12, 116|    and having taken some pure grass from a grasscutter, he,
12  14, 65 |  sitting there on his seat of grass at the root of the tree,