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 1 I      |           quick, - very quick! . . . Light me a torch."~   Taimatsu,
 2 II     |             brightest lamp, even the light electric,~Cannot lighten
 3 III    |             unreal, - an illusion of light and color and noise made
 4 III    |              of place, a shifting of light and shade. Among combinations
 5 III    |      costumes devised for artificial light. Artistic sense of line
 6 III    |              felt assured that long, light, slender, fine, faultlessly
 7 III    |              flooded everything with light, and tinged with spectral
 8 III    |            been regarded in the same light by the two faiths. The clothing
 9 III    | disappointing. Under the raw, strong light of its commonplace revelations,
10 III    |            vapors: in the raw, clear light he can find no palaces of
11 IV     |              the strangely penetrant light of their creed, teaching
12 IV     |          again! . . . Thou hast been Light, Life, Love; - and into
13 V      |           for example, when a ray of light happens to fall upon the
14 VII    |          wool, and the color usually light brown or grey. That of the
15 VII    |          melt away suddenly into the light, - a procession of dreams.
16 VII    |              fiction, and columns of light, witty chatter about current
17 VIII   |          thing as Rossetti's "Sudden Light," - bewitching us chiefly
18 VIII(2)|          believed that the firefly's light really burned its own body.
19 IX     |        followed by the sensations of light and color; - other vibrations,
20 IX     |            be dissipated in infinite light through the decomposition
21 IX     |              between false and true, light and darkness, the sensual
22 IX     |          through the phantom-Ego, as light through a vase. Such are
23 IX     |        infinite, like a thrilling of light, passes through the dream
24 IX     |          their order signify, Lesser Light, Light Unfathomable, and
25 IX     |         order signify, Lesser Light, Light Unfathomable, and Light
26 IX     |              Light Unfathomable, and Light Making Sound, or, Light-Sonorous.
27 IX(1)  |             may be compared to white light, which, though composed
28 IX(1)  |              to the modifications of light that result from increasing
29 IX     |    Kwô-on-Ten, or Heaven of Sonorous Light. A remarkable fact about
30 IX     |           physical phantoms into the light of Formless Omnipotence
31 IX     |          massed according to need of light or shade. In brief, these
32 IX     |      palpitating in tremulosities of light and color; always and everywhere
33 IX     |           upon ethical aspiration, - light is offered from the East.
34 XI     |           substance, - and darkness, light, - and voidness, beauty.