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1 II |   also suppose that she is a geisha; the sort of divination
2 III| fellow-passengers were Ôsaka geisha going to the festival. They
3 III|    if there happen to be any geisha among them, because the
4 III|    The falsetto tones of the geisha rise into a treble above
5 III|   the thin, sweet cry of the geisha playing ken, - ~"Futatsu!
6 III| dancers were impersonated by geisha; and some were attired so
7 VII|    upper-dress, or haori, of geisha, is a burning sky-blue, -
8 VII| miles away. The higher-class geisha, however, affect sobriety