Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     1,   3, 4 | scientific truths; how often the blind believers of them fettered
2     1,   4, 13|          Universal Life is not a blind vital force, but Creative
3     1,   5, 21|         animals, schools for the blind and the dumb, asylums for
4     1,   6, 1 |     Zenists to the effort of the blind who feel an elephant to
5     1,   7, 1 |      heart, which is wayward and blind, if he be indulgent to it.
6     1,   7, 12|    disease? Ho Ki Ichi,1 a great blind scholar, was one evening
7     1,   8, 10|         your own will? Who could blind your spiritual eyes, unless
8     1,   8, 16|          At least, no one can be blind to the fact that good and
9     1,   8, 16|       ugly decrepitude makes you blind and deaf, bodily and mentally,