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 1 I   |         loved and died hundreds or thousands of years ago. I fancy that
 2 I   |          millions of people during thousands of years have worshiped
 3 III |           Nearly all the pictures, thousands in number, were for sale,
 4 III |          only the skilled labor of thousands could have joined together
 5 III |         labor, perhaps, of tens of thousands of hands and brains; but
 6 III |        than it had touched my own. Thousands of photographs of Yuko and
 7 III |            photographs of Yuko and thousands of copies of the little
 8 VII |    mortuary tablets, and with them thousands of toys; little dogs and
 9 VII |            city;~{p. 161}~for many thousands of such slips of paper would
10 VII |           his shrine of Kôzu, - as thousands must believe he does, -
11 VIII|            innumerable hundreds of thousands of myriads of kôtis1 of
12 IX  |          ancient faith is that for thousands of years we have been thinking
13 X(2)|         the One Mind emanate three thousands of great thousands of forms." . . .~   
14 X(2)|           three thousands of great thousands of forms." . . .~   In the
15 XI  | progression; I became hundreds and thousands, - and feared with the terror
16 XI  |          feared with the terror of thousands, - and despaired with the
17 XI  |      despaired with the anguish of thousands, - and shuddered with the
18 XI  |        shuddered with the agony of thousands; yet knew the pleasure of