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1 III |   privilege of seeing some very charming Kyôto ladies, including
2 III |         its women; and the most charming Japanese woman I ever saw
3 IV  | scientific fact. It is also one charming example of that old-fashioned
4 V   |     grandparent; poor and rich; charming or commonplace or vulgar.
5 VII |  perhaps no city possesses more charming homes than Ôsaka. Kyôto
6 VIII|        hauta - which contains a charming simile about the firefly -
7 VIII|      was never bewitched by the charming smile of a woman,~A wooden