bold = Main text
   Chapter                                  grey = Comment text

 1 IV   |        the spiritual and material law of love and help universally
 2 V    |     Japanese drawing is just that law of the subordination of
 3 V    |           shows the morphological law of the species, or, to speak
 4 V    |        the type character and the law of the type. So again, in
 5 V    |       perfect study of the larger law. Or look at his color studies
 6 V    |         seen.~   Now this general law of the art applies to Japanese
 7 V    |          hint of a physiognomical law. In the case of immature
 8 V    |      physiognomical or biological law.~   Here it is worth while
 9 V    | suggestive. The former reveals no law: it is a study of particularities.
10 V    |   invariably teaches something of law, and suppresses particularities
11 V    |       except in their relation to law.~   One may often hear Japanese
12 V    |        systematization of natural law, this Japanese~{p. 116}~
13 V    |          the general truth of the law any more than the perturbations
14 V    |            or rather, the general law of feature in the making.~
15 V    |         the perception of natural law in form and color, the perception
16 V    |         the perception of natural law in change, and the sense
17 VIII |           He woos by teaching the Law of Cause and Effect for
18 VIII |     Buddhist theories of cosmical law.~   The man of science to-day
19 IX   |         that this treatise of the Law should be heard by beings
20 IX   |         senses are subject to the law of life and death. With
21 IX   |          are settled by immutable law, - and the delusion of a
22 IX   |           beings there is but one law, - immutable and divine:
23 IX   |         immutable and divine: the law by which the lowest must
24 IX   |       place of the highest, - the law by which the worst must
25 IX   |       must become the best, - the law by which the vilest must
26 IX   |           person, then preach the law) is a Japanese proverb signifying
27 IX   |      understand Karma only as the law that makes the punishment
28 IX   |          of the Lotos of the Good Law: those for instance in which
29 IX   |       æons, now comes to hear the Law." These texts themselves
30 IX(1)|                  The Buddha makes Law his body, and remains pure
31 IX   |         grand recognitions of the law of ethical evolution, of
32 X(2) |          of the Shôgunate, when a law was issued forbidding the