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1 II | written in the speech of the common people. He is himself an
2 III | Atlantic of 1860 are not common anywhere. I asked the price;
3 III | happiness, belonging to Japanese common life is to be found in this
4 III | most endears them to the common heart, and makes by contrast
5 III | general rule, it is the common, not the uncommon person
6 III | ethics over again from the common people. Our cultivated classes
7 III | of this Orient day, turns common things to gold.~{p. 84}~
8 IV | sensations having nothing in common with it. Really it is nameless
9 V | to "were only regarded as common things in Japan." Common
10 V | common things in Japan." Common things I Common, perhaps,
11 V | Japan." Common things I Common, perhaps, in the judgment
12 V | Japanese to understand our common engravings, he must have
13 V | a dream; the latter is a common fact.~{p. 107}~III~ A
14 V | effort which it cost. A common Japanese drawing leaves
15 V | effort. Everything in a common European engraving is detailed
16 V | manner at variance with our common notions of realism. The
17 V | expressing the synthesis of common fact, the systematization
18 V | the true reason for this common refusal.~ What does the
19 V | VI~ Thus we reach the common truth recognized equally
20 V | I said. "Those are good, common faces, - mostly country
21 VII(1) | uninterruptedly for nine years. A common child's toy is a comical
22 VII | to have~{p. 164}~much in common with the progressive forms
23 VII | the faith and love of the common people as those which brought
24 VIII | these popular songs. For the common people the Self exists:
25 VIII(1)| three thousand worlds, is a common Buddhist expression. Literally
26 IX | necessary to understand that the common Occidental ideas of God
27 X | obtain a glimpse of: the common ideas of the people concerning
28 XI | pleasure be totally foreign to common human experience, then no
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