Chapter

 1 I  |           had gone mad. Hamaguchi went on firing stack after stack,
 2 I  |          their Chôja. And the sun went down.~   "Grandfather is
 3 I  |          bowels of the land as it went. Twice, thrice, five times
 4 III|          piece of crochet-work! I went to it, and discovered the
 5 III|     dressing women's hair. A girl went to work with white paper,
 6 III|          fellow-man.~VI~   When I went out, next morning, to view
 7 III|     immobile posture at last, and went out into the crowd, where
 8 III|            After the procession I went to the Dai-Kioku-Den, the
 9 III|         Kyôto government-house to went . . . and her own throat
10 VI |          the sleeve. When the sun went down, he died.~   "Grandmother
11 VII| cotton-spinning. I confess that I went to Ôsaka chiefly to see
12 VII|           until my eyes ached. We went to a famous silk-house, -
13 X  |         Kwanzan Sama, who himself went [to Nakano-mura] on the
14 X  |        what he was. As I walked I went through empty air as if
15 X  |       neither night nor day as we went: it was always like sunset-time.
16 X  |        warm or cold or hungry. We went very far, I think; but still
17 X  |          saying this, the old man went away. I remained a little
18 X  |          grandson there.~   Tsuya went with Katsugorô to Hodokubo;