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 1 II  |   sentakuya) work in the ancient manner, - singing as they work,
 2 III |         in the least egotistical manner possible, - little children
 3 III |        is daintiness of form and manner rather than what a Greek
 4 III |         after the~{p. 74}~Shintô manner. The tombstones were so
 5 III |         too much of the Oriental manner of judging woman, even while
 6 V   |       shown in a most scientific manner." (The italics are my own.)
 7 V   | certainly presented, but after a manner at variance with our common
 8 VIII|   imagine at all by what strange manner of ingwa~Came I to fall
 9 IX  |         sexes persists, but in a manner curiously similar to that
10 IX  |         in a much more marvelous manner. The figures, the features,