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1 I  |  inhale the vapor of a hundred offerings: each evening, from my place
2 I  | linen-vestured, would bring me offerings of fruits and fish and seaweed
3 I  |    there, with prayer and with offerings. How he felt about it I
4 III|        the act of stealing the offerings placed in a Buddhist household
5 III|        the stone sheltered the offerings of flowers and sprays of
6 III|      visited her tomb and made offerings there, and gazed with tender
7 VII|    charms, divinations, votive offerings, and even of all prayer
8 X  |    when the people at home set offerings of hot botamochi1 before
9 X  |       inhaled the vapor of the offerings. . . . Grandmother, never