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1 III |         visited the great palace garden, only recently opened to
2 III |         public. It is called the Garden of the Cavern of the Genii. (
3 III |        of the Indian Rishi.) The garden deserves its name. I felt
4 III |          a human work alone, the garden is a marvel: only the skilled
5 III | monstrous serpents. Parts of the garden vividly recall some aspects
6 III |        to be a servant in such a garden were a privilege well worth
7 VII |      temple of Myôkokuji, in the garden of which are some very old
8 VIII|          in the composition of a garden; - in the countless ideographs
9 X   |        stopped three days in the garden. On the third day it was