| Text(Edward G. Seidensticker; The Tale of Genji） |
| <Beneath
The Oak> P817-35 "Beneath the oak I meant to search for shade. Now it has gone, and all is vanity." <The Ivy> P899-01 To one who knew the wild winds from the mountain of Uji, the pine breeze here was gentleness itself; but tonight she would have preferred the wind through those oaks. "Never, beneath the pines of that mountain village, Did I know the autumn winds to lash at me so." |