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 1 Int|    broad. The light of sun and moon goes everywhere, and each
 2 I  |   determined first and sun and moon revolve according to this
 3 I  |     clear water answers to the moon, and together moon and pool
 4 I  |      to the moon, and together moon and pool increase the light,
 5 I  |     honours him as the sun and moon, imitates him as one imitates
 6 I  |      the eclipse of the sun or moon, all see the error and all
 7 I  | lighting up the eaves like the moon; and in the morning the
 8 II |     For countless ages sun and moon and stars constantly revolve
 9 II |      of years with the sun and moon. Tōseki had a thousand followers
10 II |    then rode thereon up to the moon and down to the depths.
11 IV |      LIKE A RIVER.~   When the moon is full it wanes and the
12 V  |     VOLUME V. SINCERITY.~ ~THE MOON THE MEMENTO OF THE GENERATIONS.~   
13 V  |      stopped them saying,—"The moon is very fine to-night. Do
14 V  |       Rihaku1 in praise of the moon, another capped it, and
15 V  |      men of to-day see not the moon of long ago: The moon of
16 V  |      the moon of long ago: The moon of to-day shines not upon
17 V  |      are alike as they see the moon, With verse and wine their
18 V  |        one desire is that, The Moon shine long upon he metal
19 V  |      all unite in praising the moon in verse and my heart is
20 V  |     ceases not arises, for the moon is the comfort of old age.
21 V  | illiterate, looked long at the moon and asked,—"How wide  ./. 
22 V  |  different, as they praise the moon for its clear light and
23 V  |   their verses as they see the moon and labour over their form,
24 V  |     with the appearance of the moon and know not its profound "
25 V  |      from the world. It is the moon which lights generation
26 V  |        of the past. Though the moon says not a word, yet it
27 V  |       all the poetry about the moon, for it lets the mere appearance
28 V  |    thus laments. I too see the moon with such a spirit and mourn.
29 V  |    grieve as he looks upon the moon.~ ~TO FORSAKE THE WORLD
30 V  |     heavens just the one round moon, Long shines upon the lasting
31 V  |    forth day by day; The clear moon knows the grief of a thousand
32 V  |       verse, and just then the moon sank in the west and the