Chapter

 1 I  |         Taimatsu, or pine-torches, are kept in many coast dwellings
 2 I  |       stupefaction of the general loss kept all lips dumb, until the
 3 III|       kittenish pranks and funny cries kept everybody amused. One had
 4 III|                 and its memory is thus kept free from the least tinge
 5 III|            were passing by, the people kept perfectly silent, - which
 6 III|            HAKA.~   The grave was well kept, and the grass had been
 7 VI |            means that feeling is being kept under control.~   "There
 8 VII|                silver and gold; - they kept in their miles of fireproof
 9 VII| cotton-spinning companies whose mills, kept running with a single shift
10 VII|      thereafter called Shôtoku Taishi, kept his vow. The temple of Tennôji
11 VII|                in opposite directions, kept watch for thieves; and other
12 X  |             while in Yedo is Sagamiya, kept by one Kihei, in Bakuro-chô.~