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 1 I     |        bell. . . . But it would take very much longer to tell
 2 III   |     hungry, I told my runner to take me to a restaurant, because
 3 III   |     neat wooden box and bade me take it home for a souvenir;
 4 III   |         that impelled a girl to take her own life merely to give
 5 VI    |          Why do you now want to take the boy? You know that he
 6 VI    |     house. You know that if you take him there will not be any
 7 VI    | ancestors. You know that if you take him, you will destroy the
 8 VI    |       the body of another is to take into one's own life all
 9 VII(1)|         legations left Ôsaka to take shelter at Kobé in 1868,
10 IX    |         212}~is wrong. Or if we take Nirvana to mean such reabsorption
11 IX    |         transmigration does not take place. We find the statement
12 X     |         brought it to me; and I take great pleasure in sending
13 X     |    first mouth of this year, to take her grandson there.~   Tsuya