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Chapter 26 THE STORY OF THE BLIND HEADMAN
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1 Chapter 1 THE MERCY OF BUDDHA2 Chapter 2 GOOD PEOPLE ARE NOT SUFFICIENTLY PRECAUTIOUS 3 Chapter 3 EARLY-RISING SOCIETIES AND OTHER INGENUOUS ACTIVITIES4 Chapter 4 THE SIGHT OF A GOOD MAN IS ENOUGH 5 Chapter 5 COUNTRY-HOUSE LIFE6 Chapter 6 BEFORE OKUNITAMA-NO-MIKO-NO-KAMI [36]7 Chapter 7 OF DEVIL-GON AND YOSOGI8 Chapter 8 THE HARVEST FROM THE MUD9 Chapter 9 THE RICE BOWL, THE GODS AND THE NATION10 Chapter 10 A TROUBLER OF ISRAEL11 Chapter 11 THE IDEA OF A GAP12 Chapter 12 TO THE HILLS13 Chapter 13 THE DWELLERS IN THE HILLS (FUKUSHIMA)14 Chapter 14 SHRINES AND POETRY15 Chapter 15 THE NUN'S CELL16 Chapter 16 PROBLEMS BEHIND THE PICTURESQUE17 Chapter 17 THE BIRTH, BRIDAL AND DEATH OF THE SILK-WORM18 Chapter 18 GIRL COLLECTORS AND FACTORIES19 Chapter 19 FRIEND-LOVE-SOCIETY'S GRIM TALE20 Chapter 20 THE GARDEN WHERE VIRTUES ARE CULTIVATED 21 Chapter 21 THE TANOMOSHI 22 Chapter 22 BON SONGS AND THE SILENT PRIEST23 Chapter 23 A MIDNIGHT TALK24 Chapter 24 LANDLORDS, PRIESTS AND BASHA (TOKUSHIMA, KOCHI AND KAGAWA)25 Chapter 25 SPECIAL TRIBES 26 Chapter 26 THE STORY OF THE BLIND HEADMAN27 Chapter 27 UP-COUNTRY ORATORY28 Chapter 28 MEN, DOGS AND SWEET POTATOES29 Chapter 29 FRIENDS OF LAFCADIO HEARN30 Chapter 30 THE LIFE OF THE PEASANTS AND THEIR PRIESTS31 Chapter 31 BON SEASON SCENES32 Chapter 32 PROGRESS OF SORTS33 Chapter 33 GREEN TEA AND BLACK34 Chapter 34 A COUNTRY DOCTOR AND HIS NEIGHBOURS35 Chapter 35 THE HUSBANDMAN, THE WRESTLER AND THE CARPENTER36 Chapter 36 THEY FEEL THE MERCY OF THE SUN 37 Chapter 37 COLONIAL JAPAN AND ITS UN-JAPANESE WAYS38 Chapter 38 SHALL THE JAPANESE EAT BREAD AND MEAT 39 Chapter 39 MUST THE JAPANESE MAKE THEIR OWN YOFUKU [264]40 Chapter 40 THE PROBLEMS OF JAPAN