Chapter

 1 I   |              the latter probably of paper. Now the emptiness behind
 2 I   |          faces with sheets of white paper, so as not to breathe upon
 3 I   |            should be given: painted paper lanterns bearing my sacred
 4 I   |     solitary street, the strings of paper lanterns festooned between
 5 III |        every lantern had a Japanese paper umbrella spread and fastened
 6 III |             deftly pressed upon the paper. I could distinguish those
 7 III |           of cocks and hens made of paper were set to pecking imaginary
 8 III |          made with a bit of colored paper, a spool of baked clay,
 9 III |        began to run. Butterflies of paper, moved by an equally simple
10 III |          cheapest material is used. Paper, straw, or stone makes no
11 III |       spinning webs; butterflies of paper delude the eye. No models
12 III |        doll-maker's for twenty tiny paper dolls, each with a different
13 III |             went to work with white paper, paint, paste, thin slips
14 III |            with the once white soft paper thickly wrapped round its
15 V   |             philosophic part of the paper had been either misunderstood
16 VII |          with little balls of white paper spat upon them by the faithful.
17 VII |         half~{p. 160}~full of white paper, - countless slips of white
18 VII |            countless slips of white paper, each bearing in Chinese
19 VII |             this pole he lowers the paper, with the written side up,
20 VII |          thousands of such slips of paper would be needed to fill
21 VII |             contain no ex-votos, no paper knots recording prayer,
22 VII |     particular parts, and a sort of paper border about fifteen inches
23 VIII| street-songs treated of in a former paper; but they are essentially
24 VIII|         reflections with which this paper may fitly conclude. I remember