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 1 I    |       souls of unhappy lovers, for example. (Probably the old customs
 2 I    |       whenever asked to do so. For example, the village might be ordered
 3 II   |    companion for life?~   One more example: - ~Too long, with pen in
 4 III  |         anywhere - in a hotel, for example - if there happen to be
 5 III  |         and clapping of hands, for example. Even the military cheer
 6 IV   |            It is also one charming example of that old-fashioned method
 7 V    |      artist depicts an insect, for example, as no European artist can
 8 V    | recognition of the detail; as, for example, when a ray of light happens
 9 VII  |     gold-browns, "tea-colors," for example. Women's costumes are of
10 VIII |       daimyô. It was not the first example in Japanese history of the
11 IX   |           sensation of beauty, for example, and the delight of the
12 IX   |           through solid walls, for example; - (2), Tengen-Tsû, the
13 IX   |       first state of holiness, for example, conies the memory of a
14 IX(1)|          the Dai-Nichi Sutra), for example, is the statement: - "When