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 1 I   |  turns, under the action of rain and sun, to a natural grey,
 2 I   |  thy divine pity to give us rain, O Daimyôjin!"~    - "Harai-tamai
 3 I   |    box, like a pattering of rain; and I should be refreshed
 4 I   |     undermined by frost and rain, until at last my lions
 5 II  |     me, answers the blessed rain.~   So passes the period
 6 III |      and snow gave place to rain. Then cherry-blossoms came
 7 VII | became dilapidated, and the rain leaked in everywhere; but
 8 VII |   no repairs were made. The rain that leaked in was caught
 9 VIII|    to the moon; - storm and rain to the flowers:~Somehow
10 VIII|         Hateful the wind or rain that ruins the bloom of