Chapter

1 I  |     stood among them almost as poor as the poorest; for his
2 III|        the street singers, the poor blind women who sing ballads
3 III|        man or woman can be too poor to own something pretty;
4 III|        and smoky skies for our poor, and the tumult of hideous
5 III|    everybody; but~{p. 77}~now, poor things! they begin to fall
6 III| conception of a heroism. Those poor blood-stained trifles -
7 III|      truth in the little verse poor Yuko wrote on the back of
8 V  |    matron and the grandparent; poor and rich; charming or commonplace
9 X  |    sixth year of Bunsei. Being poor, he occupies himself with