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 1 1|       sleek complacency, will see in the tea ceremony but
 2 2| Japanese tea ceremony that we see the culmination of tea-ideals.
 3 4|   tenth century, we can still see the elaborate canopy and
 4 4|      Nijo castle in Kyoto, we see structural beauty sacrificed
 5 4|     of the Occident, where we see objects arrayed symmetrically
 6 5|    beauty. But, after all, we see only our own image in the
 7 6|       is more pitiful than to see a faded flower remorselessly
 8 6| countries. Here we are apt to see only the flower stems, heads
 9 6|       in late winter, you may see a slender spray of wild
10 6|      he expressed a desire to see them, in consequence of
11 6|  garden, but nowhere could he see any vestige of the convulvus.
12 6| garden! ~In such instances we see the full significance of
13 7|    our moral equilibrium, and see forerunners of the tempest