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 1 Int|    intercommunication with the seen and temporal."~   "Choo-He'
 2 Int|        latter, as we have  ./. seen, taught the existence of
 3 Int|   source. Buddhism, as we have seen, influenced the thought
 4 Int|  either system but between the seen and the unseen. The Chinese
 5 I  |     Shin-kuro-tani. I have not seen it but have been told that
 6 I  |       form nor voice it is not seen nor heard by men. When there
 7 I  |        Looked for it cannot be seen, listened to it cannot be
 8 I  |       and dance, no form being seen, only the towel waving in
 9 I  | construct a being. Wonders are seen and folks are more and more
10 IV |      the Tsure-dzure Gusa7 was seen by his side and he was asked,
11 IV |        but never before have I seen a man thus yield to reason.
12 V  |        the garden had not been seen, but the voice of the uguisu
13 V  |     that from his youth he had seen through the windows of philosophy