face;  visage;  look;  expression;  honor;  honour
 to turn one's head;  to look over one's shoulder;  to turn around;  to think back (on);  to reminisce;  to look back (on)
 meaningful;  suggestive;  telling;  significant;  pregnant (pause etc.)
 the teens (10-19);  teenage;  the tenth generation
 lady attendant;  lady's maid;  waiting maid
 to meet;  to face someone;  to co-star;  to appear together;  to be matched;  to face against
 (for something) to have occurred;  to have done (something);  (for something) to happen on occasion
 ardent;  passionate;  vehement
 courting;  wooing;  making advances
 name;  given name;  first name
 wanted;  wished for;  in need of;  I want (you) to
 to be called ...;  to be referred to as ...
 at that time;  in those days
 one's home;  hometown;  native place;  birthplace
 large;  big;  great;  prominent;  -sized;  as big as;  university
 court noble;  nobility;  Imperial Court
 year;  age;  years;  past one's prime;  old age
 to be separated;  to be apart;  to leave;  to go away;  to leave (a job, etc.);  to quit
 natural;  right;  proper;  naturally;  as a matter of course;  rightly
 honorific/polite/humble prefix;  honorific suffix
 marriage of an Imperial princess to a subject
 to be no match for (e.g. outclassed in authority, strength or in debt to);  to be unable to act on an equal basis with
 no more than;  just;  only;  mere;  goes no further than
 backing;  support;  backer;  shield that protects one's back
 diplomacy;  selling (e.g. door-to-door);  canvassing
 to go over the top;  to act without restraint;  to cut loose
 baron;  Irish cobbler (variety of potato)
 special;  particular;  extraordinary;  exceptional;  especial
 that sort of;  that kind of;  like that;  such;  so
 reading in a monotone;  reading a Chinese classical text without translating it into Japanese
 busy;  hurried;  confused;  flurried
 to resound;  to be heard far away;  to reverberate;  to shake;  to come (home);  to remain (with someone)
 knock;  knocking;  fungo hitting;  hitting balls for fielding practice