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We gather later that she was only nineteen.

51

I.e. covered part of his face with a scarf or the like, a practice usual with illicit lovers in mediæval Japan.

52

Shin Kokinshū, 1701.

53

Lady Rokujō.

54

To summon a servant.

55

The bringing of a corpse. Temples were used as mortuaries.

56

I.e. pursued illicit amours.

57

Pilgrimages to Kiyomizu Temple are made on the seventeenth day.

58

Chūjō means ‘Captain’; see above, p. 71.

59

From Tō no Chūjō’s wife, who was the daughter of the Minister of the Right.

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