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 1 I    |        thou augustly to make me white, very white, - white like
 2 I    | augustly to make me white, very white, - white like the women
 3 I    |         me white, very white, - white like the women of the city,
 4 I    |      their faces with sheets of white paper, so as not to breathe
 5 I    |       hakama and robes of snowy white, would come to dance with
 6 I    |       in the centre by a narrow white zigzag - a streak~{p. 18}~
 7 I    |        looked again, they saw a white horror of sea raving over
 8 II   |        time when the hair turns white.~IX~Seeing the face, at
 9 III  |        A girl went to work with white paper, paint, paste, thin
10 III  |        wine-cup~{p. 72}~of pure white clay presented by a lovely
11 III  |     little priestess packed the white cup into a neat wooden box
12 III  |    blood-crusted, with the once white soft paper thickly wrapped
13 VII  |        cotton hangings with big white ideographs upon them; and
14 VII  |       over with little balls of white paper spat upon them by
15 VII  |      than half~{p. 160}~full of white paper, - countless slips
16 VII  |     paper, - countless slips of white paper, each bearing in Chinese
17 VII  |          one pink and the other white. The kakemono - made with
18 VII  |    countless lamps, - above the white star-points of electric
19 IX(1)|   Equanimity may be compared to white light, which, though composed