ki mo no= (k[=e] m[=o]'n[=o]), a garment resembling a dressing-gown, worn by men, women, and children in Japan. K[)i]n tä'r[=o]=, a Japanese hero. ki ri gi ri su= (k[=e] r[=e] g[=e]'r[=e] s[.u]), a singing insect. k[=o]=, little. k[=o]'t[=o]=, a musical instrument somewhat like a harp. k[=o]'t[ow)]=, bow the forehead to the ground. Kwän'n[)o]n=, the goddess of mercy. Mä'r[.u]=, round, a name sometimes given to girls. ni= (n[=e]), two. Nä r[.u] h[=o]'d[=o]=, an exclamation. [=O]=, honorable, the Japanese honorific. [=O] B[=a] Sän=, honorable Grandmother Mrs. O hay o= ([=o] h[=i]'[=o]), "honorable early," good-morning. o mé dé to= ([=o] m[=a] d[=a]'t[=o]), "honorable congratulation." [=O] yä'mä=, a mountain near Yokohama. r[)i]n=, a coin, one tenth of a sen, one twentieth of a cent. s[)a]n=, three. Sän=, Mr., Mrs., or Miss; a title of respect. sa ké= (sä'k[=a]), a liquor made from rice. Sä'mä=, Mr., Mrs., or Miss; a title of respect. s[)a]m'[)i] s[)e]n=, a musical instrument resembling a banjo. s[)e]n=, a coin worth one tenth of a yen, one half of a cent. shi= (sh[=e]), four. s[.u]'zu=, an insect. S[.u] gä wä'rä-n[=o]-M[)i]ch [)i] zä'né= (n[=a]), a Japanese goddess. ta bi= (tä'b[=e]), stockings, with a place for the big toe. Tä'mä=, jewel; often used as a girl's name. Tä'rä=, a boy's name. Tei= (t[=a]), a girl's name. To ki o= (t[=o]'k[=e] [=o]), the capital of Japan. U mé= ([.u] m[=a]'), plum blossom; often used as a girl's name. Ut su ki= ([.u]t s[.u]'k[=e]), a family name. y[)e]n=, a coin worth about fifty cents. Transcriber Notes: Passages in italics were indicated by _underscores_. Passages in bold were indicated by =equal signs=. Small caps were replaced with ALL CAPS. Throughout the document, the latin letter a with a dot above was replaced with [.a]. The latin letter u with a dot above was replaced with [.u]. The latin letter a with breve was replaced with [)a]. The latin letter e with breve was replaced with [)e]. The latin letter i with breve was replaced with [)i]. The latin letter o with breve was replaced with [)o]. The latin letter u with breve was replaced with [)u]. The latin letter a with macron was replaced with [=a]. The latin letter e with macron was replaced with [=e]. The latin letter i with macron was replaced with [=i]. The latin letter o with macron was replaced with [=o]. The latin letter u with macron was replaced with [=u]. The latin letter n with a line below was replaced with [n=]. The latin letters ow with a curved line below was replaced with [ow)]. Throughout the dialogues, there were words used to mimic accents of the speakers. Those words were retained as-is.