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 1 I    |     26}~him, and caught his hand, and asked forgiveness for
 2 II   |       Too long, with pen in hand, idling, fearing, and doubting,~
 3 II   |      III~Receiving from his hand the cup of the wine of greeting,~
 4 III  |     imprint of a tiny, tiny hand, - a living hand, which
 5 III  | tiny, tiny hand, - a living hand, which had been smeared
 6 III  |    the fingers of that tiny hand. The thing was never the
 7 V(1) |    weight, when held in the hand. Such absolute realism,
 8 VI   |   128}~would point with his hand and call to us: - 'There
 9 VII  |  organization. On the other hand, one is tempted to doubt
10 IX   |      Buddhism, on the other hand, recognizing no permanency,
11 IX(1)|   was unknown. On the other hand, the Japanese scholar speaks