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 1 I   |     colors printed with the number of the years of the giver,
 2 I(1)|    may be divided among any number of persons, - ten visits
 3 I   | sobbed Tada, in answer to a number of questions. "He is mad.
 4 II  | touches. According to their number she deems herself lucky
 5 III |   good-natured and merry. A number of my fellow-passengers
 6 III |  the pictures, thousands in number, were for sale, at prices
 7 III |     into silence. I tried a number of, other selections, including "
 8 III |     at least of the greater number of them, were thus selected, -
 9 III |     taken to draw a similar number of such figures. The actual
10 VII | throughout the country. The number of edifices in Western style
11 VII |     interiorly a very large number of the frail wooden dwellings
12 VIII|     be. Out of a very large number collected for me, I have
13 IX  |  which are four in~{p. 243}~number. Below these axe the states
14 IX  |     this earth according to number of years, and each year
15 IX  |   or Kakkwan). These are in number three, - each higher than
16 IX  |    former includes an equal number of heavenly and of earthly
17 IX  |   rebirths are not equal in number. There are four kinds of
18 IX  |     the memory of a certain number of former births, together
19 IX  |     foresee a corresponding number of future births; - in the
20 IX  |   the next higher state the number of births remembered increases; -
21 X   |  their Tôzô, who had died a number of years before, at the