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 1 I    |    as closely as rocks and trees, - a something that came
 2 III  | English park: the colossal trees, the shorn grass, the broad
 3 III  |  the forms of those mighty trees are not European; various
 4 III  |   river: gardens are made, trees planted, resting-houses
 5 IV   |    for children. There are trees, and spaces of grass to
 6 VII  |  the palms," because these trees are said to love~{p. 169}~
 7 VII  |   its rust.~   Speaking of trees, I may mention the Naniwaya "
 8 IX(1)|   the Mahayana.~   "Grass, trees, earth, - all these shall
 9 IX   |  pass away like plants and trees, - what consolation can
10 XI   |    blossoming of plants or trees: all this is of the senses.