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Patrick Lafcadio Hearn
Gleanings in Buddha-Fields

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2007 VII | 000,000 a year; and its inland and coasting trade are immense. 2008 VII | caught in troughs, and the inmates removed to places where 2009 VIII(2)| sincerity-not-is-man to, inmost-mind opened? - ah! regret!, . . . 2010 IX | shapes out of the sum of its innate qualities, and out of the 2011 VIII(3)| for Karma (such as ingwa, innen, etc.), to signify the good, 2012 V | unnoticed. One gentleman innocently complained that he could 2013 VII | rooms of such old-fashioned inns or tea-houses as he may 2014 VII | the belly is cut a name, Inouyé Dennosuké, together with 2015 VII | apprentice-clerks. Careful inquiries are made as to the personal 2016 X | for the special purpose of inquiring about the matter.~{p. 273}~ 2017 VII | isshôdokkuri),1 on which is inscribed a verse not taken from the 2018 III | passed round, and copied the inscription: "Yuko, of Nagasagori, Kamagawamachi . . . 2019 VII | certain jocose paintings and inscriptions upon Greek and Roman tombs, 2020 VIII | Buddha was not~p. 201}~so insensible, as we are assured, with 2021 X | 283}~when I heard talking inside: some one said that because 2022 IX | years we have been thinking inside-out and upside-down. The only 2023 VII | prayer for salvation; its insistence upon industrious effort 2024 IX | rather, as a Buddhist friend insists, it is Karma. To comprehend 2025 III | the beauty of nature could inspire and~{p. 62}~aid the work 2026 III | world-famous in 1895. There were installments of "Elsie Venner," under 2027 VII | is sometimes established. Instances of extraordinary devotion 2028 IX | alternately dissolved and integrated: each integration is a birth; 2029 IX | and thoughts are forces integrating themselves into material 2030 IX | to the instability of all integrations, the ethical signification 2031 VIII | By its creed the Oriental intellect has been better prepared 2032 IX | value or interest, or even intelligibility, unless joined with the 2033 V | 105}~everywhere equally intelligible. Some of it - the very best - 2034 VII | mementos.~ ~   I do not intend to tax my reader's patience 2035 V | and feel something of the intense charm of color in Japanese 2036 I | popular beliefs is apt to intensify it. We have no English words 2037 IX | enlargement of the sympathies, the intensive quickening of the sense 2038 V(1) | In ordinary prints the intentional conventionalism of the faces 2039 VII | who uses his powers of intercession with Amida on behalf of 2040 VII | industrial and commercial intercompetition. At all events, the Ôsaka 2041 IX | once independent and yet interdependent, - or, to speak of pure 2042 III | Shintô priests. This fact interested me; for, although condoned 2043 I | smaller farmers about their interests, to arbitrate their disputes, 2044 VII | no exception.~p. 173}~But interiorly a very large number of the 2045 VII | Mr. Morse's work so as to interpret the colorific charm would 2046 V | true art should need no interpretation, and that the inferior character 2047 II | no nusubito, koi no uta," interpretatively murmurs Manyemon. "Even 2048 VI | is a ningyô-no-haka?" I interrupted.~   "I think," Manyemon 2049 VIII | for the dead!1~And as for interrupters: - ~Hateful the wind or 2050 VIII | Throne, without further intervention of Shôgun and daimyô. It 2051 VIII | and sang this song as an intimation of his real sentiments. 2052 IX | if possible, were not an intolerable destiny."~III~O Subhûti, 2053 IX | assembly to which he has been introduced as "the great Seer who, 2054 X | REBIRTH OF KATSUGORÔ~4. - (Introductory Note by the Priest Teikin.)~    2055 VII | independent of material, - how intuitive, - how incommunicable to 2056 V | particularities. The latter invariably teaches something of law, 2057 III | ingenuity by which Japanese inventors are able to reach, at a 2058 X | the village made a formal investigation of the~{p. 270}~case. As 2059 X | exactness of the official investigations, and the credibility of 2060 VII | Tôkyô: Ôsaka "goes slow" and invests upon certainties. When there 2061 VIII | plainer language, would have invited assassination.~ ~   While 2062 I(1) | and to repeat one thousand invocations to the deity. But it is 2063 I | everybody was expected to invoke the help of the gods for 2064 IX | of Karma as Karma would involve the negation of the entire 2065 X | him, Hanshirô became an iri-muko.1~   CHILDREN: TWO BOYS 2066 VIII(1)| Iro wa shian no~Hoka to-wa iédo,~ 2067 IX | misery? Or, to repeat the irony of Huxley, "what compensation 2068 IX | consciousness must appear to her irreconcilable with the facts of her experience. 2069 I | Japan have been swept, at irregular intervals of centuries, 2070 II | to this rule being merely irregularities such as the singer can smooth 2071 V | attention of the meeting, irrelevantly as patriotically, to the 2072 II | refined charm is the essence, irreproducible, of the very flower of the 2073 V | the imagination, - nay, irresistibly stimulates it, - and never 2074 VIII | are assured, with jocose irreverence, in the following: - ~"Forsake 2075 VIII(2)| this-night-in-storm blow-not, is-it-certain?" 2076 VIII | aphorism, - ~Oya-ko wa, is-sé;~Fûfu wa, ni-sé;~Shujû wa, 2077 VIII(1)| saying, Inadzuma no hikari, ishi no hi (lightning-flash and 2078 IV | souls; - souls proclaiming Islam; - and souls mediæval, loving 2079 X(2) | and banished him to the island of Hachijô, {footnote p. 2080 III | cascades, peaks, rocks, islands; with the best places from 2081 III | containing high rocks and islets connected by bridges of 2082 IX | materialism and of spiritual. ism, our theory of a Creator 2083 II(2) | wa kuda kuda ni~Honé we isobé ni~Sarasoto mama yo~Hiroi 2084 I | shaped and so tinted, the isolated country yashiro may seem 2085 IV | dwelling in such meditative isolation that only at intervals of 2086 VII | Temple of a Single Mind: Isshinji. The monuments there are 2087 VII | very large saké-bottle (isshôdokkuri),1 on which is inscribed 2088 X(2) | Shôgunate, when a law was issued forbidding the teaching 2089 VII | rather like a Spaniard or Italian in disguise than a Japanese.~ 2090 V | scientific manner." (The italics are my own.) Observe that 2091 IV | signification. Besides, as a mere item of moral information, it 2092 VIII | their toil, even cries of itinerant street-venders - often recall 2093 VIII(3)| Tsuragi-no-Yama mo,~Futari-dzuré nara,~Itoi 'a sénu.~The Hell of the 2094 VIII | saka-sama} yo:~Ragora to ko wo~        Wasurété ka?~ 2095 V(1) | cut in bone or horn or ivory, and appropriately colored - 2096 I | northeastern provinces of Miyagi, Iwaté, and Aomori, wrecking scores 2097 X | Hodokubo-mura. - Parochial temple: Iwôji in Misawa-mura. Sect: Zen-shû. 2098 I | dwelling in some old Izumo shrine on the summit of 2099 III | papers upon the Maroons of Jamaica and the Maroons of Surinam; 2100 V | deep-set eyes, and a massive jaw, we are indeed expressing 2101 VIII(2)| This song is a satire on jealousy; and the boat spoken of 2102 III | of the old Dutch and old Jesuit writers, - the modern and 2103 IV | be changed to gold, the jewel to the living eye, the flower 2104 VII(1) | Japanese their names are Jikoku, Komoku, Zocho, Bishamon ( 2105 VII | sea-gods who aided the Empress Jingô to conquer Korea. At Sumiyoshi 2106 VIII(3)| fujô no~Mi ari nagara,~Jisetsu maté to wa~       Kiré-kotoba.~ 2107 VIII(2)| wo kogasu.~Nanno ingwa ~Jitsu naki hito ni~Shin wo akashité, - ~       2108 VIII(1)| Buddhist proverb: Karu-toki no Jizô-gao; nasu-toki no Emma-gao (" 2109 VIII(1)| Shôja hitsu metsu, esha ri ("Whosoever is born must 2110 VII | hundred years ago, Captain John Saris, visiting Japan in 2111 IV | left to right, thus: - ~ ~joining the two so as to form the 2112 I | cedars and pines, between the jointed columns of the bamboos, 2113 II(1) | drawers: - ~Pinto kokoro ni~Jômai oroshi:~Kagi wa tagai no~       2114 VIII(2)| professional singing-girl or of a jorô. Her calling is derisively 2115 VIII | extraordinary length; - and the Jôruri, whole romances in verse, 2116 VIII(2)| might be called a song of jôshi. 2117 III | key. I was not once rudely jostled. But Japanese crowds are 2118 VII | perhaps the greatest journal published in any Oriental 2119 VII | superintendent, plump and jovial of aspect like the God of 2120 VIII | sorrow too great to bear.~Too joyful in union to think, we forget 2121 V | Tokaido. She clapped her hands joyfully, and pushed my half-inspected 2122 III | of eternal ugliness and joylessness invented by our civilization 2123 III | West Indian forest. The joyous storm of bird life overhead 2124 VIII(1)| is the Lord of Hell and Judge of Souls; and, as depicted 2125 III | of the Oriental manner of judging woman, even while showering 2126 IX | admiration or wonder were to juggle wickedly with what is divine; 2127 VII | are in the Dôtombori; the jugglers, singers, dancers, acrobats, 2128 V | thoughts, - to coax it to jump to a conclusion, - were 2129 I | occurred on the evening of June 17, 1896, when a wave nearly 2130 IX | can discover~{p. 230}~no justice in the cosmic process; - 2131 IX | describes what we should be justified in calling, from our Western 2132 IX | metaphysical." But science fully justifies the Buddhist position that 2133 III | and physiological wonders justifying both the~{p. 49}~Shintô 2134 VII | of the Pure Land" may be justly said to have~{p. 164}~much 2135 VII | joinery, - all kinds of jutting things. At intervals you 2136 VIII | iû ko wo~        Wasurété ka?~Shakamuni is the Japanese 2137 II | by one of five, thus: - ~Ka-mi-yo ko-no-ka-ta~Ka-wa-ra-nu 2138 II | Ka-mi-yo ko-no-ka-ta~Ka-wa-ra-nu mo-no wa:~Mi-dzu no na-ga-ré 2139 II(1) | kokoro ni~Jômai oroshi:~Kagi wa tagai no~      Muné ni 2140 VIII(2)| derisively termed a doro-midzu kagyô ("foul-water occupation"); 2141 X(2) | prayer of the sect called Kaibyaku-Norito it is said: - "The divine 2142 X | a little time under the kaki-tree before the entrance of this 2143 X | Facsimile of the priest's kakihan, or private sign-manual, 2144 IX | Existence (Ujin-ushi-shôryo, or Kakkwan). These are in number three, - 2145 III | inscription: "Yuko, of Nagasagori, Kamagawamachi . . . from day of birth 2146 X(2) | footnote p. 281} - called Kamé. Such jars are still used, 2147 VII | Spring of the Tortoise, - Kamé-i-Sui. The basin into which it 2148 VIII(1)| from the phrase, Chin-chin kamo nabé ("cooking a wild duck 2149 VIII(2)| Mayowanu mono wa~Ki-Butsu, - kana-Butsu, - ~         Ishi-botoké!~   " 2150 II(1) | Iitai guchi sayé~Kao miriya kiyété~Tokaku namida 2151 I | birth of sons.~   Also my Karashishi, my guardian lions, would 2152 I | paws, with prayer to the Karashishi-Sama for strength of foot.~    2153 VIII(1)| San-zen sékai no~Karasu wo koroshi~Nushi to soi-né 2154 IX | Karma.1~ ~p. 221}~   The Karma-Ego we call Self is mind and 2155 IX(1) | statement: - "When all seeds of Karma-life are entirely burnt out and 2156 IX | It declares that in this Karma-state the greater part of our 2157 VIII(1)| to the Buddhist proverb: Karu-toki no Jizô-gao; nasu-toki no 2158 VII | worn by peasants and called Kasa. The pine is scarcely six 2159 VII | may mention the Naniwaya "Kasa-matsu," or Hat-Pine, - not so 2160 VIII(1)| Kagé mo katachi mo~Kiyuréba moto no~Midzu 2161 VIII(3)| Kawaru uki-yo ni~Kawaranu mono wa {footnote p. 199}~ 2162 VIII(3)| Kawaru uki-yo ni~Kawaranu mono 2163 VIII(3)| mono wa {footnote p. 199}~Kawarumai to no~         Koi no michi.~ 2164 VIII(1)| Meguru en kaya?~Kuruma no watashi~Hiku 2165 II(3) | whole verse reads: - ~Horeté kayoyeba,~Dorota no midzu mo~Noméba, 2166 VIII(1)| Tsuki ni murakumo, hana ni kazé (cloud-masses to the moon; 2167 VII | arriving customers. Two keen-eyed men, standing upon an elevation 2168 III | help feeling envious of its keeper: only to be a servant in 2169 III | idealism: - ~   "By one keeping the heart free from stain, 2170 IX | Wherefore it is written in the Kegon-Kyô (Avatamsaka-Sutra): "Child 2171 VII | ya ni~Noborité miréba~  Kemuri tatsu; - ~Tami no kamado 2172 IX | Transmutation of Pleasure (Keraku-Ten), strange new powers are 2173 VII | no kamado wa~Nigiwai ni kéri.~(When I ascend a high place 2174 X | entitled Chin Setsu Shû Ki; or, "Manuscript-Collection 2175 VIII(2)| é-gao ni~Mayowanu mono wa~Ki-Butsu, - kana-Butsu, - ~          2176 VII | But they used to beat and kick them. Japanese think it 2177 X | is Sagamiya, kept by one Kihei, in Bakuro-chô.~   SEI. - 2178 III | blood-stiffened (all except the kimono, washed by order of the 2179 III | and eastern provinces the kindliness of a crowd seems to be proportionate 2180 IV | confess that "my mind to me a kingdom is" - not! Rather it is 2181 VIII(3)| Jisetsu maté to wa~       Kiré-kotoba.~Lit. Old-young not-fixed-of 2182 I | Arita in the province of Kishu, who was made a god before 2183 VII | money-changers are~{p. 144}~in Kitahama, - the Lombard Street of 2184 X(1) | cooking-place in a Japanese kitchen. Sometimes the word is translated " 2185 I | coursing more swiftly than the kite flies.~   "Tsunami!" shrieked 2186 VII | wooden swords, and dolls and kites and~{p. 158}~masks and monkeys, 2187 III | acquaintances, and their kittenish pranks and funny cries kept 2188 VII | toy-makers are in Minami Kiuhojimachi and Kita Midômae; the dealers 2189 III | for two letters.~14 sen in Kiyomidzu.~12 sen 5 rin for umbrella 2190 VIII(1)| Kagé mo katachi mo~Kiyuréba moto no~Midzu to satoru 2191 III | patience. I was kindly given a kneeling-cushion in the front room of the 2192 III | crowd; the foremost ranks knelt down as the Emperor passed; 2193 III | slender, fine, faultlessly knit figure would ennoble any 2194 IV | present aggregations of past knittings of forces, - forces about 2195 VIII | previous birth.1~Even the knot of the rope tying our boats 2196 X | into the house through a knot-hole in the sliding-shutters; - 2197 VII | contain no ex-votos, no paper knots recording prayer, no symbolic 2198 VIII | frail flower-of-cherry?~How knowest whether this night the tempest 2199 I | the sense of something not knowingly seen at all, - by a mere 2200 II | Mi-dzu no na-ga-ré to~      Ko-i no mi-chi.1~Among various 2201 II | five, thus: - ~Ka-mi-yo ko-no-ka-ta~Ka-wa-ra-nu mo-no wa:~Mi-dzu 2202 III | two impressive silences in Kobe during 1895.~{p. 70}~The 2203 VIII(2)| Nakanu hotaru ga~Mi wo kogasu.~Nanno ingwa ~Jitsu naki 2204 VI | fushigi na koto da! - aa komatta ne?" murmured Manyemon. 2205 VII(1) | their names are Jikoku, Komoku, Zocho, Bishamon (or Tamon); - 2206 VIII(1)| yé~Futari mukaité,~       Konabé daté.~Lit.: "Repeat prayers 2207 VIII(1)| The Household Shrine"). Konabé-daté is an idiomatic expression 2208 VII | that part of it called the Kondô, or Hall of Gold, Shôtoku 2209 IX | forms," it is written in the Kongô-hannya-haramitsu-Kyô,1 "are unreal: he who rises 2210 VII | reckoning always from Koraibashi, the Bridge of the Koreans, 2211 VIII(1)| shian no~Hoka to-wa iédo,~Koré mo saki-sho no~        En 2212 VII | Empress Jingô to conquer Korea. At Sumiyoshi there are 2213 VII | Koraibashi, the Bridge of the Koreans, as a centre. Ôsaka people 2214 VIII(1)| more simple: - ~Sumi no koromo ni~Mi wa yatsusanedo,~Kokoro 2215 VIII(1)| San-zen sékai no~Karasu wo koroshi~Nushi to soi-né ga~    Shité 2216 VIII(1)| 1 kôti = 10,000,000. 2217 X | Katsugorô. Family name, Koyada. Forty-nine years old this 2218 X(1) | Kozô is the name given to a Buddhist 2219 VII | see, from his shrine of Kôzu, - as thousands must believe 2220 VII | ancient histories. Of such is Kôzu-no-yashiro, where the people pray to 2221 VIII(1)| religious phrase, Ai betsu ri ku ("Sorrow of parting and 2222 II(1) | tsutsumenu~Uréshii koto wa; - ~Kuchidomé shinagara~        Furéaruku.~ 2223 III | procession, figuring daimyô, kugé, hatamoto, samurai, retainers, 2224 IX(1) | legend in the Vinaya texts, - Kullavagga, v. 8, 2. 2225 V | Toyokuni, Hiroshigé, Kuniyoshi, Kunisada! But his excellency seemed 2226 V | Hokusai, Toyokuni, Hiroshigé, Kuniyoshi, Kunisada! But his excellency 2227 X | Tempô. - Minamisempa, Owner: Kurumachô, Shiba,~p. 290}~Yedo." Under 2228 III | Ziogoon, Tycoon, Sintoo, Kusiu, Fide-yosi, Nobanunga, - 2229 VII(1) | Virudhaka, and Vaisravana, - the Kuvera of Brahmanism. 2230 VIII(2)| wo akashité, - ~      Aa kuyashi!~Lit.. "'I-love-I-love'- 2231 III | reverence to the spirit of good Kwammu-Tennô, and to drink a little rice 2232 IX | who had fallen from the Kwô-on-Ten, or Heaven of Sonorous Light. 2233 III | Tani Tetsuomi made . . . Kyôto-folk-by erected this stone is." 2234 III | Shôgun, Taikun, Shintô, Kyûshû, Hideyoshi, and Nobunaga.~ ~    2235 VIII | children playing, a chorus of laborers at their toil, even cries 2236 VII | official as a prince to a lackey. Should you meet the same 2237 V | could never have been any lady like the ladies of the Japanese 2238 VII | existed. Its streets were well laid out, and its buildings solidly 2239 VII | said to have cried out and lamented until it was taken back 2240 II | astray!~IV~Even the brightest lamp, even the light electric,~ 2241 VIII(2)| owner," - often, also, "landlord," - and, in love-matters, 2242 III | enchanted place.~   It is a landscape-garden, - a Buddhist creation, 2243 III | stonework, the lotos-ponds, mere landscape-gardening. Nothing solid, nothing 2244 I | sea, breeze blew the blaze landward; and presently, rank behind 2245 III | the police finally made a lane for the procession, the 2246 III | house had been planted a new lantern-post of unpainted wood, from 2247 V | Whistler, Grasset, Cheret, and Lantrec. Finally, he pointed out 2248 V | surely the age which makes Laocoön a classic ought to recognize 2249 IX | behind him only after the lapse of millions of future lives, 2250 VII | its outer ports; and the last-named is visibly outgrowing, Yokohama. 2251 VII(1) | during a meditation which lasted uninterruptedly for nine 2252 IX | Form (Shiki-Kai); - and lastly through the Four Heavens 2253 IX | Kings (Shi-Tennô-Ten), life lasts five times longer than life 2254 IV | gossamer, - just as those lately found X-rays make visible 2255 IX | back to the indefinable latency from which they arose. Thus 2256 IX | higher feelings, more or less latent within us, according to 2257 I | perpetually closed doors is wooden latticework, - usually a grating of 2258 V | who have lived in Japan laugh at this assertion, I reply 2259 VI | performing the rite; and we both laughed.~   "Iné," said Manyemon, " 2260 IX | infolding of the epidermic layer;" and thought, physiologically 2261 V | economical caution - might lead in short order to national 2262 VIII | Kido of Chôshû, one of the leaders in that great movement which 2263 V | Every stem, twig, and leaf," he declares, "is produced 2264 VII | deepening of the dusk over the leagues of roofs, - over the mustering 2265 IX(1) | Former-States-no-obstacle-wisdom; - (6) Leak-Extinction-no-obstacle-wisdom. 2266 VII | places where there was no leakage. When later the Heavenly 2267 I | the dusky horizon a long, lean, dim line like the shadowing 2268 IX | such are called Chô, - the Leapers, - of whom the highest class 2269 IX | ability of~{p. 241}~the learner. Also there are many varieties 2270 III | VII~   I wanted, before leaving Kyôto, to visit the tomb 2271 VII | really evil heart, - and be lectured about his weakness in its 2272 V | which the miscomprehended lecturer, Mr. Edward Strange, vainly 2273 V | the joint of a cricket's leg, or to reverberate from 2274 VII | Tennô, and afterwards by legal enactments and by the patronage 2275 VII(1) | The foreign legations left Ôsaka to take shelter 2276 VIII(1)| of meditation; and many legless toy-figures, which are so 2277 VII | clerk would bear. He has no leisure, - no time of his own~{p. 2278 III | earthen walls turned into lemon-colored marble, and their tiling 2279 III | of the affirmative would lend strong support to the Buddhist 2280 III | Japanese festival-night really lends a keener edge to the pleasure 2281 III | veritable relies of the past, lent for the occasion by old 2282 IX | can be effected only with lentor inexpressible. The phantom-individuality, 2283 III | other selections, including "Les Cloches de Corneville;" 2284 V | its Winckelmann nor its Lessing, whereas Greek art, by the 2285 VIII(2)| overwhelms me with anxiety lest he be equally tender to 2286 V | that marvelous head of Leucothea which prefaces the work 2287 III | bewildering web and woof of lianas, the reptiles, and the sinister 2288 III | lovely child-miko. After the libation, the little priestess packed 2289 VII | Unitarianism represents in Liberal Christianity. In its rejection 2290 I | marriage, enjoyed far more liberty~{p. 14}~than was permitted 2291 I | the sprouting of~{p. 10}~lichens upon their flanks and upon 2292 III | amphitheatre, with an aquarium in lieu of arena, where mermaids 2293 IX | developed, through billions of life-experiences, out of primal conditions 2294 VII | upon a chair of honor, is life-size and colored; he is attired 2295 IV | burst in foam of stars. Lifeless it is not: it feeds upon 2296 IX(1) | as a wave that has been lifted and shaped by normal conditions 2297 III | sunrise, - through the slowly lifting blue mists of a spring or 2298 VII | counter. Scores of barefooted light-limbed boys were running over it, 2299 IX | Light Making Sound, or, Light-Sonorous. Here there is attained 2300 II | the light electric,~Cannot lighten at all the dusk of the Way 2301 VIII | utterly heartless that lightning!~Before one can look even 2302 VIII(1)| Inadzuma no hikari, ishi no hi (lightning-flash and flint-spark), - symbolizing 2303 I | headman; and he was not less liked than respected. The people 2304 XI | individual being could be likened to such pain, - the pain 2305 I | me a shadow-body, in the likeness of my former visible self, 2306 I | snow of cherry-flowers; the lilac spread of the miyakobana; 2307 II | II~You and I together - lilies that grow in a valley:~This 2308 V | development within the limits of artistic convention, 2309 III | windows were glass; the linen was satisfactory; the only 2310 I | Priests, black-coiffed and linen-vestured, would bring me offerings 2311 VII | the great Trans-Pacific liners and European mail-steamers 2312 III | on water, or the spark. ling of fireflies on summer nights.~    2313 VIII(1)| Yama, to naru.~A more literal translation would be: "In 2314 X | doctrines of the Buddha. As a literary work it is, of course, a 2315 VII | place and look about me, lo! the smoke is rising: the 2316 IX(1) | This astronomical localization of higher conditions of 2317 II | 37}~VII~Clicked-to1 the locks of our hearts; let the keys 2318 X | name of the inn at which he lodges while in Yedo is Sagamiya, 2319 VII | nothing but his board, lodging, and absolutely necessary 2320 IX | fortunate birth in a still loftier state of being. But no state 2321 VIII | And Ragora,1 son of his loins? - was he forgotten indeed?~ 2322 VII | 144}~in Kitahama, - the Lombard Street of Japan the dry-goods 2323 III | utensils bore the monogram of a long-defunct English hotel which used 2324 VIII(1)| made alliance, photograph look-at, thinking bring-out smiling 2325 VII | though left very wide and loose at the back to accommodate 2326 I | Those Shintô terms which we loosely render by the words "temple" 2327 IX | West, - the Paradise of the Lotos-Flower-Birth. I am taking no account 2328 VIII(2)| cannot-live-together if, Lotos-of Palace-in, new-housekeeping." 2329 VIII | first keep house in the Lotos-Palace beyond.2~Have we not spoken 2330 III | shrubbery, the stonework, the lotos-ponds, mere landscape-gardening. 2331 VI | mother, - speaking very loud. 'Taka!' she said, 'Taka, 2332 VIII(2)| also, "landlord," - and, in love-matters, the lord or master of the 2333 VIII | following typical group of love-songs will be found to depend 2334 III | dreamy repose, the mellow loveliness and softness of the scene, 2335 VIII(1)| Three-thousand-worlds-in men are, but lover-to-exchange person is not."~ 2336 IX | to selfishness that our loves and hates, and hopes and 2337 VII | By aid of this pole he lowers the paper, with the written 2338 IV | conservative, delicate, loyal to empire and to feudal 2339 II | number she deems herself lucky or unlucky. Sometimes a 2340 VII | Even thus the subdued luminosity, the tone of perfect repose, 2341 IX | away, its tendencies still lurk in those feelings originally 2342 VII | changed since the days of Luther, how impotent our progressive 2343 V | other generations; æsthetic luxuries to-day. The artists named 2344 X(1) | expressed is not that of lying down with the pillow under 2345 IV | I mean Man with a big M. First she draws in the 2346 III | and the tumult of hideous machinery, - a hell of eternal ugliness 2347 I | two straw roofs tossing madly in the offing. The after-terror 2348 VIII(1)| Ekô suru toté~Hotoké no maé yé~Futari mukaité,~        2349 V | weeklies and of American magazines now impress me as flat, 2350 IV | these, by ceaseless cosmic magic, thou shalt many times be 2351 I | invisible as of ether or of magnetism; though able sometimes to 2352 III | surpassed - nay, unspeakably magnified - the dream of the artist. 2353 I | joy of their clamor, to magnify the sonority of their song.~ ~    2354 IX | Bosatsu (Bodhisattva or Mahâsattva). The powers of the Shômon 2355 IX | are evil and not good." - Mahavagga, vi. 31. 7.~   "Nin mité, 2356 IX(1) | KURODA, Outlines of the Mahayana.~   "Grass, trees, earth, - 2357 IX(1) | KURODA, Outlines of the Mahâyâna.~ 2358 X | twelve years old she was a maid-servant, it is said, in the house 2359 I | whisper all her heart to me: "Maiden of eighteen years, I am 2360 III | Japanese~{p. 57}~songs. I saw maidens "made by glamour out of 2361 IX(1) | residences, servants, and maids, - men imagine to be their 2362 V | to reverberate from the mail of a dragonfly in a double-colored 2363 VII | Trans-Pacific liners and European mail-steamers draw too much water to enter 2364 VIII | to limit my undertaking mainly to dodoitsu, - little songs 2365 IX | superior to any other, and maintaining a hope which no possible 2366 IX | of me: 'The Samana Gotama maintains annihilation; - he teaches 2367 III | presence of His Imperial Majesty by a child of six years, - 2368 IV | wood in two pieces, and manages to balance the pieces against 2369 X(2) | moves. It is formless, yet manifests itself in forms. This is 2370 IX | the annihilation of the manifold conditions (of heart) which 2371 VII | From~                      "MANO YOSHIMATSU."~IV~   It is 2372 VII | a prefectual hall with a mansard roof, a city hall with a 2373 III | a pasteboard cricket or mantis or frog, the idea is fully 2374 V | field of industry as the manufacture of mattings; for in mere 2375 VII | events, the Ôsaka merchant or manufacturer has a much longer inheritance 2376 X | Chin Setsu Shû Ki; or, "Manuscript-Collection of Uncommon Stories," - 2377 X | him, or copied them from manuscripts obtained by him, during 2378 IV | much wiping of eyes with many-colored sleeves; but presently the 2379 VII | the disappearance of the many-storied towers, and the destruction ( 2380 VII | Honourable Companye, ye marchants of London trading into ye 2381 III | the Japanese calligrapher marks his masterpieces, I saw 2382 III | birth. The prime minister, Marquis Ito, saw the miracle, and 2383 VIII(3)| asking me to wait for our marriage-day means that you do not really 2384 VII | than those of the great mart.~   Ôsaka is supposed to 2385 V | by the just and natural martial pride of the hour do not 2386 VII | hauing a castle in it, maruellous large and strong" . . . 2387 III | work alone, the garden is a marvel: only the skilled labor 2388 VII | Yodogawa; and the castle "marvellous large and strong," built 2389 VIII(2)| suri-ô no mo~Tashô no en yo,~Mashité futari ga~        Fukai 2390 V | rule of conduct has been to mask all personal feeling as 2391 I | rice-cakes and rice-wine, - masking their faces with sheets 2392 V | cannot pretend that I have mastered the knowledge of its moods 2393 V | sketches of plants as "the most masterly things" that he ever saw. " 2394 III | Japanese calligrapher marks his masterpieces, I saw the red imprint of 2395 VII | seemingly endless array of masts and funnels, - though the 2396 II | girl throws her pin upon a mat, and then counts the lines 2397 VI | adopted by a tatamiya, a mat-maker, - one of father's friends. 2398 VIII(1)| iken ~Akirameta no wo~Mata mo rin-yé ~         Omoi-dasu.~ 2399 VIII(1)| The idea is of an unhappy match - {footnote p. 195} either 2400 VIII(3)| Mi ari nagara,~Jisetsu maté to wa~       Kiré-kotoba.~ 2401 IX | which emotional fancies are materialized, - in which the least unworthy 2402 IX | Ask the chemists and the mathematicians.~V~. . . "All beings that 2403 V | bride and the mother, the matron and the grandparent; poor 2404 VIII(1)| Sai-no-kawara to~Nushi matsu yoi we~Koishi, koishi ga~      2405 III | autumn morning. But for the matter-of-fact observer, the enchantment 2406 V | In the portrayal of maturer types the lines are more 2407 IV | perhaps, than self-conscious maturity. Of course, if these little 2408 VIII(2)| original: - ~Adana é-gao ni~Mayowanu mono wa~Ki-Butsu, - kana-Butsu, - ~          2409 IX | of beliefs haunting those mazes of verbal propositions in 2410 VIII(1)| tsurénai~Ano inadzuma wa~Futa minu uchi~        Kiyété 2411 V | actualities, but not repellent or meaningless actualities; proving his 2412 VIII(3)| is sometimes used in both meanings. Here there seems to be 2413 | meantime 2414 IV | aught visible, tangible, measurable, that has never been mixed 2415 XI | as if the whole of that measureless woof and warp, over all 2416 III | exhibited in our expensive mechanical toys. A group of cocks and 2417 IX | acting upon the auditory mechanism, give rise to the sensation 2418 II | good Japanese scholar to meddle with the superior varieties 2419 IV | proclaiming Islam; - and souls mediæval, loving cloister shadow 2420 IX(1) | literally signify: - (1) Calm - Meditation-outward-pouring-no-obstacle-wisdom; - (2) Heaven-Eye-no-obstacle-wisdom; - ( 2421 IV | souls, dwelling in such meditative isolation that only at intervals 2422 III | present name is therefore Ito Medzui.~   Even Japanese observers 2423 VIII(1)| Meguru en kaya?~Kuruma no watashi~ 2424 III | the dreamy repose, the mellow loveliness and softness 2425 II | time; and' even in their melodies still resound the fresh 2426 I | but, being the richest member of the community, he was 2427 VII | every visitor buys some memento of it, - perhaps a woodcut 2428 VII(1) | well protected by their men-of-war in Ôsaka. Kobé once settled, 2429 I | back in panic from the mere menace of it. When they looked 2430 IX | Something of personal mentality continues to float vaguely 2431 IX | only all of his own for. mer births, but likewise all 2432 VII | over it, bearing bundles of merchandise to customers; - for in such 2433 VII | district, their comparative merits, their history. His face 2434 III | in lieu of arena, where mermaids swam and sang Japanese~{ 2435 I | some preparations for a merry-making in the village below. There 2436 I | the time needed to send a message to the village, or to get 2437 VIII(2)| he-as-for, wood-Buddha, metal-Buddha, stone-Buddha!" The term " 2438 IX | Schopenhauer, "is at the same time metaphysical." But science fully justifies 2439 VIII | Always I suffer thus! . . . Methinks, in my last existence,~Too 2440 III | strange contrast to the methodical faculty thus manifested 2441 II | Nearly all Japanese poetical metre consists of simple alternations 2442 VII | cheery turmoil of the great metropolis. I continued to think of 2443 VIII(1)| Buddhist text, Shôja hitsu metsu, esha jô ri ("Whosoever 2444 II | na-ga-ré to~      Ko-i no mi-chi.1~Among various deviations 2445 II | ko-no-ka-ta~Ka-wa-ra-nu mo-no wa:~Mi-dzu no na-ga-ré to~      Ko-i 2446 VIII(1)| Otoko wa arédo,~Nushi ni mi-kayeru~    Hito wa nai.~   "San-zen 2447 VII | quartz-crystal, or with mica; the surface may imitate 2448 VIII(3)| Kawarumai to no~         Koi no michi.~Lit.: "Change changeable-world-in, 2449 IX | produced by groupings of microscopic Chinese characters, - tinted 2450 VII | Minami Kiuhojimachi and Kita Midômae; the dealers in metal wares 2451 VII | energy and power of the mightiest city of Japan.~{p. 185}~ 2452 IX | exist: there is~{p. 247}~a mild negative pleasure only, - 2453 IV | beneath me is old as the Milky Way. Call it what you please, - 2454 VIII | cotton prints from an Ôsaka mill not less than in the figured 2455 VII | Nishi-Yokobori; the toy-makers are in Minami Kiuhojimachi and Kita Midômae; 2456 I | columns of smoke that met and mingled into one enormous cloudy 2457 IV | stone-lanterns (tôrô); likewise miniature cemeteries, with bits of 2458 IV | emigrate. And the wiser minority feel that they need never 2459 VII | good modern post-office, a mint, an arsenal, and sundry~{ 2460 VIII(1)| Ano inadzuma wa~Futa mé minu uchi~        Kiyété yuku.~ 2461 V | fault with merely because of minuteness of detail. Detail in itself 2462 X(2) | himself a reputation as a miracle-worker, by virtue of powers said 2463 IX(1) | innumerable functions and miraculous actions." - KURODA, Outlines 2464 VII | Takaki ya ni~Noborité miréba~  Kemuri tatsu; - ~Tami 2465 II(1) | Iitai guchi sayé~Kao miriya kiyété~Tokaku namida ga~         2466 I | the natané; the sky-blue mirrored in flooded levels, - levels 2467 III | farther on, some popular misapprehensions of the period were thus 2468 VII | break-downs. Perhaps a detchi misappropriates some of the shop money, 2469 X | Parochial temple: Iwôji in Misawa-mura. Sect: Zen-shû. Last year 2470 VII | as a Buddhist priest for mischievous purposes, and to be very 2471 I | Any more rational?" I mischievously asked.~   "Well," he responded, 2472 V | detail to feeling, which the miscomprehended lecturer, Mr. Edward Strange, 2473 V | ignorance of that art and miscomprehension of its purpose. It is not 2474 VII | never discharged for a small misdemeanor. A dismissal would probably 2475 XI | those things for which men miserably strive in this miserable 2476 IX | p. 231}~in comparative misery? Or, to repeat the irony 2477 I | sendo-mairi was believed to mean misfortune for the sick. . . .~III~    2478 IX | denied. We are told that the misfortunes of this life are punishments 2479 II(2) | Hiroi atsumété~      Sôté misho.~The only song of this form 2480 IX(1) | Neither must we be misled by the word 'individuality.' . . . 2481 III | the Antilles; - though one misses the palms, the bewildering 2482 VII | of the earliest Buddhist mission work in Japan. Symbols of 2483 VII | has been abandoned to the missionaries, - only one of the old firms, 2484 III | rickety-looking house with some misspelled English painted above the 2485 I | on the way, as a single misstep during the performance of 2486 X | relation itself, it is without mistake; for I myself heard it from 2487 VIII(1)| Nushi to soi-né ga~    Shité mitai!~ 2488 X(2) | sect, under the name of Mitaké-Kyô, - popularly called Onfaké-Kyô; 2489 IX | Mahavagga, vi. 31. 7.~   "Nin mité, hô toké" (see first the 2490 VII | was covered only with a mixture of sand and metallic filings 2491 I | character of the Shintô miya or yashiro, - containing 2492 I | northeastern provinces of Miyagi, Iwaté, and Aomori, wrecking 2493 I | the lilac spread of the miyakobana; the blazing yellow of the 2494 II | ko-no-ka-ta~Ka-wa-ra-nu mo-no wa:~Mi-dzu no na-ga-ré to~       2495 III | The herophone gurgled, moaned, roared for a moment, sobbed, 2496 I | forces. Then again you cannot mock the conviction of forty 2497 XI | delights appeared but mists or mockeries: only the pain and the fear 2498 I | apron, and drive her in mockery through every street and 2499 VII | taste in the latest and best mode; he can talk to you equally 2500 V(1) | In modem Japanese newspaper illustrations ( 2501 IX | thought, - possibly through modes of being of which we neither 2502 VII | about the most quiet and modest-looking place in the whole district 2503 II | of long, queer, plaintive modulations. Yesterday, the apprentice - 2504 VI(1) | that is, to wring the moisture from a tear-drenched sleeve - 2505 IV | is strictly forbidden to molest insects, especially semi, 2506 III | a palace, but was once a monastery, built as a religious retreat 2507 III | the wild creatures of this monastic paradise have never been


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