Chapter

1 I  |    streak~{p. 18}~of mountain road. Ninety thatched dwellings
2 I  |     either side of the narrow road leading to the Chôja's home.~   
3 III|  verge of some dizzy mountain road. Also there were fine~{p.
4 III|  experience awaited me on the road back to the hotel. I halted
5 IV |      roughened into a country road, and begins to curve away
6 IV | physical self, and the sunlit road, and the slow rippling of
7 VII|       little tea-house on the road to Sakai. The branches of
8 IX |        sic} wending along the road of evolution from nebulous
9 X  |      I remember we passed the road beyond the village. Then