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A parent accompanying a priestess down [to Ise]
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Difficult to leave unattended
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To leave this unhappy world; "to put her troubled life behind her". Ukiyo should come across as bad.
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After all; really did [want to leave]; still; all the same
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Found it regrettable, was sorry, was disappointed
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... she must've thought firmly to herself; No doubt she thought firmly... (べし presumptive)
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Now and again [she went home; she went to her original residence]
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So that [Genji] would not know about it. (え＝得, precedes main verb)
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[Visit as] casually/freely as he (Genji) wanted
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The Retired Emperor (Genji's father)
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... thinking she would set off today or tomorrow. (mugeni appears to suggest that this is extremely soon/sudden)
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Apprehensive, under great tension, had a lot to occupy her
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she agonized over what to do; she was in a troubled by her uncertainty over what to do commencer à apprendre
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lit: Thinking of the uncertainty, she was ill
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She worried that people might think her overly reclusive; to refuse him might be too overly reserved; she did not want to seem like a complete recluse
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A screen; something between them
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To anticipate; to await; to look forward to
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Vast fields; vast expanse of the moor
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Coarse (This may refer to both insects and the grasses, so "withered" works for latter)
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Blowing/Whistling bleakly
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He could not make out the song; He could not clearly distinguish it; He could not say what the music was
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Very intriguing; Very charming; An intensely eloquent beauty
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Close retainers; Trusted out-runners
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Honour guard dressed modestly; Honour guard dressed in a subdued fashion
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His appearance which he had taken great pains to prepare; He had dressed with great care
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The place itself affected them deeply; [They] found even the setting itself quite moving
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[Why he had not been a frequent visitor to these parts]
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Within a frail, Small brushwood fence; A low feeble-looking brushwood fence enclosed...
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Shingle-roofed house; Board-roofed buildings
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Here and there; Scattered
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Rather temporary; Lightly built; Insubstantial (the shrine would soon be rebuilt)
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grand and awesome; holy awe
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Unfinished logs; Unbarked wood
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Solemn, Imposing; Forbidding
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The scene appeared unlike any other; Gave the place an air of its own; The place seemed unique
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The fire lodge glowed dimly; The fire lodge shone faintly
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A person full of care; A person deep in sorrow; Someone with many troubles
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It weighed on his mind greatly in sympathy; It moved him to keen sympathy; He was overcome with painful emotion
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He sent in word of his arrival; He announced his visit
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The music stopped (遊び in classical is extremely vague. Can also mean to come and go)
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One could hear promising signs of movement from within; Many promising signs could be heard
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Messages about this and that; Mere commonplaces; Messages about one thing and another
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[Through] an intermediary; A go-between
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She was not pleased; She felt uncomfortable (because lack of honourific, it's her not genji feeling like this)
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I want to make my innermost pent up thoughts clear to you; I want to tell you everything, all my sorrows and worries (いぶさし〜がな desiderative)
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Unbearable; Heart-wrenching
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The attendants gossiped; Said the women; The women interceded
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To receive [him]; To face [him]
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Undignified; Embarrassing
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Very miserable; A great bother
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To treat him harshly; To treat him coldly
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Since she lacked the resolve; Since she didn't have the courage
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Sighing and hesitating every which way; She sighed and hesitated and hesitated again
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Giving an elegant impression; It was with great excitement that he heard her come forward
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Brilliant; Spectacular; Gorgeous [moonlight]
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His movements; His figure; The way he moved about
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Charm; Grace [of his movements]
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The number of months passed; The weeks of neglect; His long silence
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Plausibly; Fluently; Appropriately
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Blinking embarrassing (dazzling)
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Broke off a small branch/bit [of the sakaki tree]
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The sacred fence; Holy boundary
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And yet; Yet now; But still
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Beckoning; Welcoming; Guiding [cedars]
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Mistakenly [pick/break off the sakaki branch]. 紛え
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Shrine maidens; Holy maidens
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To seek out; to follow (MZK of 尋む)
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Although the general atmosphere was daunting; Despite the daunting character of the surroundings; Though the scene did not encourage familiarity
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Drew back [the blinds] over his head; Came in halfway under [the blind]
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The threshold beam; The lintel that bounded the room; The raised threshold
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