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 1 I    |    yashiro may seem less like a work of joinery than a feature
 2 II   |     where washermen (sentakuya) work in the ancient manner, -
 3 II   |       manner, - singing as they work, and whipping the wet garments
 4 III  |         represented chiefly the work of students; and I found
 5 III  |         The thing was never the work of an individual child five
 6 III  |         beyond all question the work of ghosts, - the countless
 7 III  |           Considered as a human work alone, the garden is a marvel:
 8 III  |    extraordinary fact about the work being that the texts were
 9 III  |     inspire and~{p. 62}~aid the work of the religious architect,
10 III  |         No models are needed to work from; - or rather, the model
11 III  |    women's hair. A girl went to work with white paper, paint,
12 III  |         the slender hands could work. Thus most of the wonders
13 V    |         of those methods in the work of such artists as Aubrey
14 V    |  inferior character of Japanese work is proved by the admission
15 V    |          Observe that while the work is simplicity itself, "produced
16 V    |      the conception petty. Such work leaves nothing to the imagination,
17 V    |    Leucothea which prefaces the work of Winckelmann? Needless
18 VII  |         goods house may have to work fifteen hours a day, with
19 VII  |    necessary for sleep; he must work quietly but steadily from
20 VII  |       earliest Buddhist mission work in Japan. Symbols of the
21 VII  |       To illustrate Mr. Morse's work so as to interpret the colorific
22 VII  |         rapidity with which the work was being done testified~{
23 VII  |        houses. In this shop the work is very hard; but the working-hours
24 VII  |       salaries."~   "Is all the work of this firm done without
25 VII  |       for seven or eight hours' work a day. But they are not
26 VII  |       Clever men do not like to work under foreigners. Foreigners
27 VII  | foreigner could get Japanese to work. like that, even for big
28 VII  |       one third of the business work of the country is done without
29 IX   |        will not be found in the work cited.~   It would be wrong
30 IX(1)|         on the same page of the work just quoted from, is still
31 IX(1)|       fifty-first volume of the work called Daizô-hô-sû will
32 X    |  twenty-sixth narrative in that work. The present translation,
33 X    |       the Buddha. As a literary work it is, of course, a wretched
34 X    |          But as they all had to work very hard every day to earn