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 1 I      |          gable end; and the upper part of the perpetually closed
 2 I      |          era of Meiji, on another part of the Japanese coast.~{
 3 I      |      village was not; the greater part of the fields were not;
 4 III    |        holy days, compose a large part of the pleasures of city
 5 III    |     having been found to play the part of the famous Taikô.~   
 6 IV     |    religion, and the best~{p. 96}~part of all earthly philosophy.
 7 V      |    indicated that the philosophic part of the paper had been either
 8 VII    | comfortable Japanese homes in any part of the empire to the furnishing
 9 VII    |          close by.~   The central part of Ôsaka contains many very
10 VII    |      rules of conduct which it is part of his duty to learn.~   
11 VII    |          its maintenance. In that part of it called the Kondô,
12 VII    |        half visible, - its hinder part reaching back into the darkness
13 VII    | hour-glass, except that the lower part is somewhat larger than
14 VII    |         of our visit, the greater part of the matted floor-space
15 VIII(1)|           who meet must as surely part"), and to the religious
16 VIII(2)|        This song is sung in every part of Japan; I have heard it
17 IX     |           Karma-state the greater part of our sensations, perceptions,
18 IX     |       that throughout the greater part of this vast pilgrimage,
19 X      |          dating back to the early part of the present century.