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 1 I  |   sending skyward columns of smoke that met and mingled into
 2 IV | world would vanish away like smoke! For it has been written
 3 VII|   and look about me, lo! the smoke is rising: the cooking ranges
 4 VII| time-whitened to the tint of smoke, and looking as if about
 5 VII|      about to curl away like smoke and vanish. The most remarkable
 6 VII|    whole land there rises no smoke; the land is all poverty-stricken.
 7 VII|    looked upon the land, the smoke was abundant in the land.
 8 VII|  must believe he does, - the smoke of modern Ôsaka, he might
 9 VII| sending up their offering of smoke to the shrine of good Nintoku.
10 XI |     this is but a weaving of smoke, - a shimmering of vapors, -