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 1 I   |   perpetually closed doors is wooden latticework, - usually a
 2 I   |  slightly above the ground on wooden pillars; and the queer peaked
 3 I   | pattering of dry rice into my wooden box, like a pattering of
 4 III |     was sheltered by a little wooden awning, in others every
 5 III | tumult, the sea-like sound of wooden sandals, this sudden coming
 6 III |     the white cup into a neat wooden box and bade me take it
 7 III |    recently trimmed. A little wooden awning erected in front
 8 III |    the unpainted queerness of wooden junks.~   So perhaps it
 9 VII |       an agglomeration of low wooden buildings with tiled roofs.
10 VII |      and pasteboard armor and wooden swords, and dolls and kites
11 VII |     more than a wilderness of wooden sheds, and Ôsaka is no exception.~
12 VII |     large number of the frail wooden dwellings of any Japanese
13 VII |   little better than a row of wooden barns or stables, but the
14 VIII|  charming smile of a woman,~A wooden Buddha is he - a Buddha
15 X(2)|     of the dead are buried in wooden coffins of a form unknown