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 1 I      |      to the rice on purpose: I saw him do it!"~   "As for the
 2 I      |       eastward all looked, and saw at the edge of the dusky
 3 I      |        they looked again, they saw a white horror of sea raving
 4 II     |         I hate my life since I saw you,"~Now after union prays
 5 III    |    only because of something I saw there more interesting than
 6 III    |      marks his masterpieces, I saw the red imprint of a tiny,
 7 III    |   prime minister, Marquis Ito, saw the miracle, and adopted
 8 III    |     MONTHLY. Looking closer, I saw "Vol. V. Boston: Ticknor &
 9 III    |        the numberless shows. I saw a young man writing Buddhist
10 III    |     commenced with the tail. I saw a kind of amphitheatre,
11 III    |      Japanese~{p. 57}~songs. I saw maidens "made by glamour
12 III    | charming Japanese woman I ever saw was in that house, - not
13 III    |       of a monument on which I saw, in beautiful large characters
14 V      |  masterly things" that he ever saw. "Every stem, twig, and
15 V      |      elaborated. The art which saw the divine, which rose above
16 VII    |          The last such vista I saw was bewitched by a spring
17 VII    |  architecture. And I presently saw it in the bell-tower, -
18 VII    |        service was going on; I saw tapers burning, the golden
19 VII    |      most extraordinary I ever saw. Near the main gate is the
20 VII    |        under a low skylight, I saw busy ranks of bookkeepers,
21 VII    |      dusk~{p. 181}~itself, - I saw, rising glorified into the
22 VIII(3)|       all hours from sunset to saw {footnote p. 207} rise.