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As for women, long hair was counted a beauty, and when a lady of rankleft the house, her tresses were gathered in a box carried by anatten With regard to Court officials and bushi down to temple priests andfunctionaries of Shinto shrines, any that come immedia , Yoshimitsu andYoshimasa, but the greatly superior resources of Hideyoshi wereenlisted to give eclat to the fete. The country could not hold out even for a twelvemonth, and thereis nothing for it except that everyone should join in saving moneyfor purposes of equipment.