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1 I  |         one is very sick:~p. 16}~kindly hasten all to make a sendo-mairi!"
2 III|         Buddhist patience. I was kindly given a kneeling-cushion
3 VI |         father's friends. She is kindly treated: she even goes to
4 VII| difficulties of his position are kindly considered, and he is never
5 VII|      Japanese face, - dignified, kindly, passionless. I turned from
6 VII|         charged for, ought to be kindly remembered when the gift
7 X  |          Kwanzan Sama, which you kindly showed me the other clay.~[