Chapter

 1 I  |  curve of the bay; and other houses climbed straggling up the
 2 VII| Thames at London. Some faire houses~{p. 133}~we found there,
 3 VII| Occidental idea, "some faire houses;" it has many "faire timber
 4 VII|   are streets of three-story houses and streets of two-story
 5 VII|     and streets of two-story houses; but there are square miles
 6 VII|    there are square miles of houses one story high. The great
 7 VII|   embankments supporting the houses, - houses of two or three
 8 VII|     supporting the houses, - houses of two or three stories,
 9 VII|     of a railway. Of all the houses in Ôsaka, the office of
10 VII|     but I am speaking of the houses only. Exteriorly a Japanese
11 VII|    hundred thousand Japanese houses there are two interiors
12 VII|     there are several branch houses. In this shop the work is
13 VII|     I have worked in foreign houses, and I know."~ ~   It is