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 1 I    |      a hundred homes I should hear myself worshiped, I should
 2 I    |     Daimyôjin." Then I should hear the fresh soft clapping
 3 I    |     father.~   Daily I should hear the plash of pure cool water
 4 I    |      Deity will be pleased to hear, the Deity will rejoice
 5 I    |       sounds and all power to hear sounds were annihilated
 6 II   |    washers are working; and I hear the heavy pon-pon of the
 7 III  |    guests, you can distinctly hear, above all the sound of
 8 III  |    you may be quite unable to hear the shouted response of
 9 III  |       is inability to see, to hear, to feel, and to think.
10 V    |      to law.~   One may often hear Japanese say that Western
11 VI   | unfrequently in Japan one may hear a girl or a woman utter
12 VII  |   little ghost is believed to hear, - perhaps even to find
13 VII  |       disfavor, one may often hear children singing a naughty
14 VIII |     the prayer.1~Thrice did I hear that prayer with Buddha'
15 IX(1)|      day passes that I do not hear such words uttered as ingwa,
16 IX   |   kôtis of æons, now comes to hear the Law." These texts themselves
17 X    |      think; but still I could hear always, faintly, the voices