<madamiyamagino/todokanunagara/futsutsukanaedaburi>yaekokonoehananosugatae

検査は厳重だが取締に不行届な点があった : 綾田朝鮮総督府技師語る

依然不振を免れぬ九月中計画資本の状勢 : 新設は九月が本年の最少だが拡張では必ずしも少くはない

輸入紙の圧迫絶滅で底強成行の和製洋紙 : 世界財界の不安定な現状ではまだ活溌な恢復振は望まれぬ

欧州で珍重される白なめし『姫路革』 : 輸出不振の嘆をかこつて居た折■ : 独逸から舞込んだ福の神

JOURNEY TO CHINA 5: CHINESE LAW. Chinese barristers strive so hard, striking so many oratorical poses that the magistrates, in order not to be distracted by the gestures of the defence and to lose nothing of his arguments, generally devote themselves to some manual work, one slices his desk with penknife cuts; the other draws crude little figures on stamped paper or fashions folded paper hens; others have recourse to a more efficient method, they close their eyes and fall into deep meditation from which the usher who shouts silence! with all his might is at great pains to extract them... it is for this reason that Chinese justice is represented with a bandage over its eyes

Sonominamotokikunosakazuki

Koharujihee michiyukinobenokakioki

Azumakaragetabijinohanayome

〔kabuki/juuhachiban〕kanjinchouyamabushimondou

Tokiwazu miyakojiyosehon

Tokiwazu miyakojiyosehon

Ononotoufuuaoyagisuzuri

Futatsuouginagaranomatsumichiyukitsuinosomekatabira

<shonichi/michiyuki>obinoayakatsuranokawamizu

Tokiwazu

Nanakomachisugatanosaishi

<kuruuhodokuruute/chounoyukuekana>kugainohanashinnomichiyuki

Yakkodako

Meotozakekawaranunakanaka

Sagatennoukanronoame

〔kabuki/juuhachiban〕kanjinchouyamabushimondou

Mihonomatsufujinoakebono

Yaegasuminaniwanohamaogi

Kanadehonchuushingura rokudanme senzakiyagorou

Sawamurasakiironominakami

<jouminikazaru/oatsuraewo/youyoushutsurai/osoreirisourou>tokinohinaasakusahakkei

Hidakagawairiaizakura

<aretoiumanitoozakaruhototogisu>yumemigusahakagenohitokoe

Michiyukitabijinoyomeiri