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 1 I   |        trees, - a something that came into existence only as a
 2 I   |          presently an earthquake came. It was not strong enough
 3 I   |     active women and girls; then came most of the older folk,
 4 I   |      away. But when better times came, the people did not forget
 5 II  |        nearly the same."~   Thus came it to pass that Manyemon
 6 III |       rain. Then cherry-blossoms came to please everybody; but~{
 7 V   |    absolutely insane."~ ~   Then came the most surprising incident
 8 V   |    Japanese drawing.~   Before I came to Japan I used to be puzzled
 9 VI  |       the pain of father's death came too quickly. Eight days
10 VI  |      seal-cutter. One evening he came home sick: he said that
11 VII |    variety of tint. When I first came~{p. 139}~to Japan the dominant
12 VIII|          strange manner of ingwa~Came I to fall in love with one
13 X   | Hodokubo-mura; and Hanshirô then came to the house of the Genzô
14 X   |       Kyûbei San died; and there came in his place a man called
15 X   |     looking like a grandfather - came and took me away. I do not
16 X   |      beyond the village. Then we came here, and he pointed to
17 X(2)|           From this only reality came the heavens, the four oceans,
18 X   |        any priest or pilgrim who came to the door. But excepting