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 1 III | entitled the wearers to special cheap fares on all the Japanese
 2 III |       past.~   Perhaps Japanese cheap pleasures might be broadly
 3 III |         present, which, however cheap, will seldom fail to prove
 4 III |      hard red mass; the~{p. 75}~cheap purse; the girdle and clothing,
 5 III |         clothing was coarse and cheap: the girl had pawned her
 6 III |    robes and girdle, the little cheap purse, the memoranda of
 7 V   |        of mattings; for in mere cheap production she will never
 8 V   |        picture-books and in the cheap prints of to-day, especially
 9 V   |      Japanese picture-books and cheap prints, I must still refuse
10 VII |        Good food?"~   "No, very cheap, coarse food. After a man
11 VIII|        Buddhist thoughts in the cheap cotton prints from an Ôsaka