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1 Int|      inanimate fabric, but as a living, breathing organism. They
2 Int|     binding together, as in one living body, everything that subsists
3 Int|         stone, in every tree, a living spirit; . . .—this poetical,
4 Int|    child-like reverence for the living powers of nature," a "sacred
5 I  |     character. Were I to meet a living Sage who should prove different
6 I  |       Sages. Should they meet a living sage they could not look
7 I  |         ancient Sages to meet a living one different from our notions
8 II |       rule of righteousness the living "Way" of the heart is hurt
9 II | righteousness. Endowed with the living spirit of Heaven and Earth