Chapter

 1 I  |      field, because the sun hath looked upon me. Deign thou augustly
 2 I  |         He rose to his feet, and looked at the sea. It had darkened
 3 I  |           still knowing nothing, looked alternately, in sorrowful
 4 I  |        and the heads of families looked about them, and down the
 5 I  |        the twilight eastward all looked, and saw at the edge of
 6 I  |          menace of it. When they looked again, they saw a white
 7 III|         and secured the prize. I looked through its stained pages
 8 III|             were for a long time looked upon as kindred races, and
 9 III| wonderful every time it is again looked at. It is very seldom indeed
10 III|         must have more than once looked just as dusty, and ridden
11 V  |       his choice of subjects. He looked for dominant laws of contrast
12 VII|     later the Heavenly Sovereign looked upon the land, the smoke
13 VII|     filings of some sort, but it looked like a beautiful surface
14 VII|          like the God of Wealth, looked after arriving customers.
15 X  |        people there said that he looked very much like their Tôzô,
16 X  |          was born?"~   Katsugorô looked surprised and exclaimed:~   "
17 XI |         brain to hold. For, as I looked backward, I became double,
18 XI |          be read. Could you have looked back incomparably further