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               Note:  It  sounds more natural to  say  nomi-sashi  no  biru  no  koppu,
                     yomi-sashi no hon in (a) and (b), respectively.

           -&66  (eDBJG: 423-25)
             t      v.t. [to let s.t. negative happen] (Gr. 1) overlook -; let pass by -
           -K'b
               a.  $LI~/J\S ~~o)B~~~~G;~:B~z~~
                  b6L  $w
                          6(LIP3
                                1 +id'
                  (I overlook small grammatical errors.)
                  Itt   '   TLL*
                                                3
                              -c
               b.  amx~~~~ BZL~L,
                                              9
                                %&/u~r(ar:o~,
                  (The first train was so crowded that I let it pass by.)
                                              TI., Ilmi tr
               c.   &-cmoY~&-cbar:~,  b%oe g R&~VBZLT ~a
                   9 r:,,
                  (I was tired and was sleeping in the bus and ended up by passing
                  my bus stop.)
                                ~a
               d.  ~&C~SBZL-C I:,
                  (I overslept this morning.)
            -     v.i. / v.t.  [to go on doing s.t.  or to proceed in  a certain manner]
             it
                  (Gr. 1) keep on -ing; progress
                      1%   SbLJ
               a.  FO)$I~~SL.~O)T, PX,PX.%~&JAEA.E,
                  (It was interesting, so I kept on reading it at a fast pace.)
                   I vd%   1iLI:h.   tf*L   trd.
               b.  ~BI~AB~L.~~J~~~IC, ~YPB&~~A.E,
                  (The policeman dashed through the forest in pursuit of the culprit.)
                                                  tl  VriS
                           ItLbih.
                  dbh
                     Lti*?
                                                     nm:a9-cLa9
               c.  q~i;~./~\~~+~~~;b~a-r-&sz~rar~e,
                   r:
                   (After he had progressed  half  way  through writing his novel, he
                  fell ill.)
             ti
            -%a6  v.t.  [to go on doing s.t.1 keep on -ing
               Note:  V1 is very much limited.
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