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 1 Int    |          When it first moved, its breath16 or vital energy congealing,
 2 Int(16)|           and omnipresent as this breath of nature. . . Through it
 3 Int(16)|        have their being. Nature's breath is, in fact, but the spiritual
 4 Int    |           e (Japanese Ki), or the breath of nature. When this breath
 5 Int    |       breath of nature. When this breath first went forth and produced
 6 Int    |          the issuing of the vital breath, and must therefore be considered
 7 Int    |         the workings of its vital breath are in strict accordance
 8 I(40)  |          ki), or 'spirit,' is the breath, still material but purer
 9 I(40)  |         is literally 'the knowing breath' . . . . . . . . 'the breath'
10 I(40)  |      breath' . . . . . . . . 'the breath' being used like the Hebrew
11 I(40)  |        the liberated spirit, 'the breath' as he phrases it, ascends
12 I(40)  |          the Stoics, is an inborn breath. . . . . It is a part severed
13 I(40)  |         world as an all pervading breath. The human soul is a part
14 I(40)  |       other. The soul is the warm breath in us'. Opinions differed
15 I(63)  |         or dense, is the air, the breath, the essence of the five
16 I(66)  |        men are full of fear their breath as it were blazes up and
17 I(66)  | understand "ki" here to mean "the breath" but the "spirit." The spirits (
18 II     |         one made a cloud with its breath and then rode thereon up