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 1 I  |    rice-crop, and the peasants were going to celebrate their harvest
 2 I  |         understood what the sea was going to do. Perhaps he thought
 3 I  |            long to him. The sun was going down; the wrinkled bed of
 4 II |           should not I like too?~VI~Going to see the beloved, a thousand
 5 II |            ri is a thousand ri.~VII~Going to see the beloved, even
 6 II |            I prayed to prevent your going;~Already, to keep you with
 7 III| fellow-passengers were Ôsaka geisha going to the festival. They diverted
 8 IV |         personality has always been going on, and is even at this
 9 IV |          and is even at this moment going on, in every one of us.
10 VI |           checking me just as I was going to sit down beside him.~   "
11 VII|           words to be declared. Now going to die, unfaithful in excess; -
12 VII|         that a Buddhist service was going on; I saw tapers burning,
13 X  |           of this house. Then I was going to enter~p. 283}~when I
14 X  |      forward. Therefore, instead of going himself to Hodokubo, he