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 1 I      |       hundred offerings: each evening, from my place within a
 2 I      |      last one occurred on the evening of June 17, 1896, when a
 3 I      |   Chôja's home.~   One autumn evening Hamaguchi Gohei was looking
 4 I      |      had nobody with him that evening but his little grandson,
 5 III    |   Nobunaga.~ ~   I passed the evening wandering through the illuminated
 6 V      |    surprising incident of the evening, - the corroboration of
 7 V      |   years old, before whom, one evening, I placed several numbers
 8 VI     |   good for a seal-cutter. One evening he came home sick: he said
 9 VI     |   dead forty-seven days. That evening he could not eat. Next morning
10 VI(1)  |    the seagulls of the coast. Evening after evening the sleeves
11 VI(1)  |      the coast. Evening after evening the sleeves are wrung."
12 VII    |    from dawn till late in the evening; he must content himself
13 VII    |  wondering about it while the evening train to Nara was bearing
14 VIII   |    are that call from dawn to evening,~Crying, "I love! I love!" -
15 VIII   | forget that the smiles of the evening~Sometimes themselves become
16 VIII   |        or in waiting alone at evening,~The pain differs nothing
17 VIII(1)|   River of Souls') and in the evening when waiting for the loved
18 X      |    Nembutsu every morning and evening, and that she never failed