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 *Tama no o yo, 89.
 * Tare wo ka mo, 34.
 * The ailments of advancing years, 89.
 * The blossom’s tint is washed away, 9.
 * The cherry trees are blossoming, 73.
 * The cuckoo’s echo dies away, 81.
 * The double cherry trees, which grew, 61.
 * The fisher’s clothes, though cheap, withstand, 90.
 * The fishing-boats are tossed about, 46.
 * The maples of Mount Ogura, 26.
 * The Mina stream comes tumbling down, 13.
 * The moon that shone the whole night through, 21.
 * The mountain village solitude, 28.
 * The mountain wind in autumn time, 22.
 * The prospect from my cottage shows, 70.
 * The rain, which fell from passing showers, 87.
 * The rock divides the stream in two, 77.
 * The sound of ripples on the shore, 72.
 * The spring has come, and once again, 33.
 * The spring has gone, the summer ’s come, 2.
 * The storms, which round Mount Mimuro, 69.
 * The stormy winds of yesterday, 32.
 * The stranger who has travelled far, 10.
 * The twilight dim, the gentle breeze, 98.
 * The village of my youth is gone, 35.
 * The waves that dash against the rocks, 48.
 * This autumn night the wind blows shrill, 71.
 * This lovely morn the dewdrops flash, 37.
 * This night the cheerless autumn moon, 23.
 * This snow is not from blossoms white, 96.