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 1 I      |       many coast dwellings for use on stormy nights, and also
 2 I      |    stormy nights, and also for use at certain Shintô festivals.
 3 II     |        of some comparison, the use of a particular emotional
 4 II(1)  |              Saki ni deru.~The use of tokaku ("somehow," for "
 5 II(2)  |    form in the collection. The use of the verb soi implies
 6 III    |        the natural voice only, use tones that draw tears. The
 7 III    |    about the only word one can use to translate the term "Sennin,"
 8 V      |      art, as in the Greek, the use of detail aids rather than
 9 V      |   pictures" (Ukiyo-yé), or, to use a corresponding Western
10 VII    |   their hands, for a chance to use the poles. The murmuring
11 VII    |   wine-gourd such as travelers use for carrying saké. The most
12 VIII(1)|   bring-out smiling face." The use of the term shashin, photograph,
13 VIII(1)|    commonest Buddhist terms in use.~
14 VIII   |        Japanese history of the use of popular song as a medium
15 IX     | modifications of touch. Or, to use the simplest possible language,
16 IX(1)  |     man or woman of the people use the word "Nehan;" and whenever
17 IX(1)  |        Buddhist metaphysicians use the term "vacuum-bodies"
18 IX     |       and poet have told us to use as steps to higher things
19 X      |    authors appear to have made use of these documents: especially