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 1 I      |        out of thy divine pity to give us rain, O Daimyôjin!"~    - "
 2 I      |     After which the people would give me new lions of another
 3 I      |        everybody was required to give~{p. 15}~immediate aid to
 4 I      |   DAIMYÔJIN, thinking they could give him no greater honor; -
 5 II     |          I wonder, the flower to give me fruit?~Womanly charm
 6 II     |         by the post; photographs give me the shadow!~Only one
 7 III    | restricted in its development, - give to Japan . . . an importance
 8 III    |     truly Japanese interior, can give real pleasure to the poorest
 9 III    |      take her own life merely to give proof of the love and loyalty
10 V      |   touches indicating feature, to give some hint of character,
11 VII    |         the world is believed to give a special character to its
12 VII    |         knows Europe; and he can give you extraordinary information
13 VII    |       the~{p. 138}~eyelids alone give you some right to suppose
14 VII    |         p. 157}~buildings. I can give no reason for this feeling;
15 VIII(1)|          the above; - this would give a much more profound signification
16 IX(1)  |   actions of all sentient beings give birth to the varieties of
17 IX     |          the auditory mechanism, give rise to the sensation of
18 IX     |         and drink, and marry and give in marriage, much after
19 IX(1)  |       Different Buddhist systems give different enumerations of
20 IX     |       all that even paradise can give. Nirvana is no cessation,
21 IX     |    religion, it has been able to give us the revelation of larger
22 X      |      Sama], and do not forget to give to priests - I am sure it
23 X      |         that she never failed to give two mon1 to any priest or
24 XI     |        not even the Buddha could give power to look back more
25 XI     |         your former births could give you only pain."~ ~   I asked: - ~   "