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 1 I   |        II~   Before telling the story of Hamaguchi Gohei, I must
 2 I   |       thousand human lives. The story of Hamaguchi Gohei is the
 3 I   |       of Hamaguchi Gohei is the story of a like calamity which
 4 II  |            into the shadow of a story needing no name of time
 5 III |   ladders, to find in the third story a set of rooms furnished
 6 III |       title of "The Professor's Story;" chapters of "Roba di Roma;"
 7 III |      little book containing the story of her life and death, copies
 8 VI  |         persuasion, to tell her story, I anticipated something
 9 VII |      square miles of houses one story high. The great mass of
10 VIII|         often recall to me some story of saints and Bodhisattvas,
11 VIII| enormous suggestions of the new story that the heavens are telling.
12 X   |          THE following is not a story, - at least it is not one
13 X   |         to his elder sister the story of his~{p. 269}~previous
14 X   | Katsugorô had told her the same story over and over again, she
15 X   |        the circumstances of his story with so much exactness and
16 X   |      ask whether I believe this story, as if my belief or disbelief