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1 I   |        simple fragrance of her peasant youth, - I, the ghost and
2 I   |   different villages, - little peasant wars about questions of
3 I   |    outside of written codes. A peasant girl, before marriage, enjoyed
4 I   |     experience of the Japanese peasant, at certain seasons precedes
5 I   |       the idea of the Japanese peasant would appear to contain
6 III | steeped in morning mist; and a peasant's cottage perched on the
7 VII |       of a boat propelled by a peasant in straw hat and straw coat, -
8 VIII|  familiar to the most ignorant peasant. Certainly no one will be