Chapter

 1 3| bushel quickly, for if your real usefulness were known to
 2 3|   whether a white horse was real because he was white, or
 3 3|   the art of living was the Real man of the Taoist. At birth
 4 3|   individualism. Nothing is real except that which concerns
 5 3|  explained to them that the real movement was neither of
 6 4|   music at the same time, a real comprehension of the beautiful
 7 4|    back. We wonder which is real, he of the picture or he
 8 5|    day has no foundation in real feeling. In this democratic
 9 6|    be an animal. Nothing is real to us but hunger, nothing
10 7|   The tea-masters held that real appreciation of art is only