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1 I | or not to say at a later time about the experience, -
2 I | obligation of mutual help in time of calamity or danger was
3 I(1) | repeating the invocation each time; and the task may be divided
4 I | Hamaguchi.~ From immemorial time the shores of Japan have
5 I | He was an old man at the time of the occurrence that made
6 I | hundreds of shocks in his time, thought it was queer, -
7 I | Within a very little time the whole village had noticed
8 I | Perhaps he thought of the time needed to send a message
9 I | did not answer: he had no time to explain; he was thinking
10 I | struck and ebbed, but each time with lesser surges: then
11 I | On the plateau for a time there was no word spoken.
12 I | old farmer to help them in time of fear or trouble.~. . . . . . . . .~{
13 II | never changed since the Time of the Gods~The flowing
14 II | limited life of a class or a time; and' even in their melodies
15 II(3) | meaning rice-fields during the time of flushing, before the
16 II | we still shall be in the time when the hair turns white.~
17 II | story needing no name of time or place or person, because
18 II | never changed since the Time of the Gods:~The flowing
19 III | Japanese . . . were for a long time looked upon as kindred races,
20 III | broadly divided into those of time and place furnished by nature
21 III | help of man, and those of time and place invented by man
22 III | finished in about the same time that an artist would have
23 III | such figures. The actual time needed was only enough for
24 III | and more wonderful every time it is again looked at. It
25 III | history of Kyôto, from the time of its foundation in the
26 III | Even now, for me, is the time of frost, the time of kiku
27 III | is the time of frost, the time of kiku buds: if only they
28 III | and hope for the fortunate time that shall come."~ ~ The
29 IV | written that in whatsoever time all human minds accord in
30 V | absolutely insane." There was a time when they did appear to
31 V(1) | said to me, "For a long time I found it very bard to
32 VII | 134}~century, before which time it was called Naniwa. Centuries
33 VII | ships." Junks only, in the time when the song was written;
34 VII | very-far-away in place and time. They push out funny little
35 VII | Concession, dating back to a time before Kobé existed. Its
36 VII | Such, I am told, is the time of service usually exacted
37 VII | He has no leisure, - no time of his own~{p. 149}~except
38 VII | own~{p. 149}~except the time necessary for sleep; he
39 VII | or day, for months at a time, - sleeping on the same
40 VII | the original:~"Very long time in, august help received;
41 VII | hundred years ago, to the time of the earliest Buddhist
42 VII | the startling notion of a time and place out of existing
43 VII | and make a prayer. Each time the bell sounds, some little
44 VII | Buddhist conduct uttered in the time of the Buddha himself, and
45 VII | suited to the feeling of the time and season? These little
46 VII | behind the shop. At the time of our visit, the greater
47 VII | After a man has served his time here, - fourteen or fifteen
48 VIII | p. 187}~the passing of time for the millions; - the
49 VIII | for five or six hours at a time. The mere dimension of such
50 VIII | relation is thus limited to the time of two lives, the vow - (
51 VIII | Bidding me wait for a time is the word that forever
52 VIII(3)| us might die before the time you speak of."
53 VIII(2)| temple, saying a prayer each time. The expression "dark way
54 IX | 223}~conquest of Space and Time. Wherefore it is written
55 IX | Schopenhauer, "is at the same time metaphysical." But science
56 IX | perishable sensation, - that even Time and Place as revealed to
57 IX | distinction of place or time. But while conditioned by
58 X | Province of Musashi.~ Some time during the autumn of last
59 X(1) | successively in length, until the time of one hundred years after
60 X | KWANZAN DONO, DAIMYÔ.]~ Some time in the eleventh month of
61 X | while: - ~ "Well, this time I shall not tell. But the
62 X | shall not tell. But the next time that you do anything naughty,
63 X | so could spare but little time for any other matter, they
64 X | her what happened at the time when he had died. Then he
65 X(2) | From very ancient time in Japan it has been the
66 X | pillow there.1 In a short time some old man, - looking
67 X | away. I remained a little time under the kaki-tree before
68 X | Then for the first time Tsuya was convinced that
69 X | age of six. In the mean time, Katsugorô was looking all
70 X(2) | the high-priest of that time [1828], almost certainly
71 X(1) | In that time the name of the smallest
72 XI | the same; and Space and Time exist but as the stage and
73 XI | All that exists in Time must perish. To the Awakened
74 XI | the Awakened there is no Time or Space or Change, - no
75 XI | He who hath overcome Time in the past and the future
76 XI | back to the verge of Time, - could I have read the
77 XI | But this has being only in Time; and Time itself is illusion."~ ~
78 XI | being only in Time; and Time itself is illusion."~ ~
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