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 1 I   |   was long, because in those days there were no means of quick
 2 III |     especially those of holy days, compose a large part of
 3 IV  |    one of those warm, hushed days when it is possible to think
 4 VI  |      came too quickly. Eight days after father's funeral mother
 5 VI  |   then been dead forty-seven days. That evening he could not
 6 VII |   public on certain festival days. The tremendous apparition
 7 VII | filled with kaimyô every few days; - then it is emptied, and
 8 VII |     it has changed since the days of Luther, how impotent
 9 X   |  house;" and I stopped three days in the garden. On the third
10 X   |      that I stayed for three days beside the kamado.1 Then
11 X(1)|    perhaps because in former days the heads of little boys