Chapter

 1 1|   mingle the fragrance of their thought with its aroma. It has not
 2 2|       betrayal of our innermost thought. Confucius said that "man
 3 2|    permeated all their modes of thought. It was the process, not
 4 3|      period, this difference in thought was most pronounced. The
 5 3|         Changes, foreshadow his thought. But the great respect paid
 6 3|   breaking through contemporary thought than in its capacity for
 7 3|    accession of native modes of thought in contrast to the former
 8 3|     were but an incumberance to thought; the whole sway of Buddhist
 9 3| contribution of Zen to Easthern thought was its recognition of the
10 4|   become the prevailing mode of thought, the art of the extreme
11 5|       ardent swain deep lost in thought. On high, like a haughty
12 5|         by the immense vista of thought presented to our consideration?