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 1 I   |          of many kinds I should be given: painted paper lanterns
 2 I   |        strongly, no blame would be given to her: it was regarded
 3 I   |            in any country could be given to mortal man. And when
 4 III |        because the peculiar timbre given by professional training
 5 III |    Buddhist patience. I was kindly given a kneeling-cushion in the
 6 III |          police before having been given to the temple); letters
 7 III |          12 sen 5 rin for umbrella given to kurumaya.~   But in strange
 8 V   | complicated plants being admirably given, and the articulations~{
 9 V   |        face. The general types are given, and often with a force
10 V   |     individual peculiarity, is not given. Even when, in the humor
11 V   |            this school have really given us pictures of a very beautiful
12 VII |          to have, and no chance is given him to sow them. Some detchi
13 VII |    whatever the material, the tint given must show the same faultless
14 VII |           My last day in Ôsaka was given to shopping, - chiefly in
15 VIII|       wonderfully expressive names given to certain fruits and flowers; -
16 IX  |           Buddhist Sutras as those given in the "Sacred Books of
17 IX  |         suppose that the citations given offer any exceptional difficulty.
18 IX  |               A gift should not be given by any one who believes
19 IX  |        winner of happiness is that given in the Sutra of the Great
20 X   |       answers exactly as they were given.~   Afterwards, the said
21 X(2)|             and the permission was given in the sixth year of Meiji [
22 X(2)|           Sama") is a popular name given to the deities adored by
23 X(1)|                   Kozô is the name given to a Buddhist acolyte, or
24 X(1)|         priesthood. But it is also given to errand-boys and little