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 1 II     | himself an adept at classical verse, and despises the hayari-uta,
 2 II     | speaker suggested, as in this verse: - ~I am the water-weed
 3 II     |    rather than physical.1 The verse represents a man strongly
 4 II(3)  |    fairly grown up. The whole verse reads: - ~Horeté kayoyeba,~
 5 III    |      more truth in the little verse poor Yuko wrote on the back
 6 VII    |       on which is inscribed a verse not taken from the sutras.
 7 VII    |  Dennosuké, together with the verse: - ~Tsuki yo yoshi~Nembutsu
 8 VIII   |     Jôruri, whole romances in verse, with which professional
 9 VIII   |      have very little English verse of any class containing
10 VIII(1)|    signification to the whole verse.~
11 VIII(2)|      Buddhist allusion in the verse is to mayoi, the illusion
12 VIII(1)|      reference here also to a verse in the Buddhist wasan of
13 VIII   |       reward promised in that verse, - "They shall be endowed