Chapter

 1 I   |             fighting. Anywhere, as a general rule, Japanese fight only
 2 I   |              the stupefaction of the general loss kept all lips dumb,
 3 III |         about which foreigners, as a general rule, know nothing. Even
 4 III |             shall venture only a few general remarks. The purpose of
 5 III |    exceptions, it may be stated as a general truth that the deeper the
 6 III |           felt. In actual life, as a general rule, it is the common,
 7 V   |             of the particular to the general. He spoke especially of
 8 V   |         Japanese artist gives us the general character, not the wearisome
 9 V   |           has been seen.~   Now this general law of the art applies to
10 V   |               of the human face. The general types are given, and often
11 V   |            Greek actors.~IV~   A few general remarks about the treatment
12 V   |            faces), there is merely a general indication of softness and
13 V   |   recognition which it exhibits of a general physiognomical or biological
14 V   |          contrast and color, for the general character of nature's combinations,
15 V   |         anomalies do not destroy the general truth of the law any more
16 V   | perturbations of planets destroy the general ellipticity of their orbits."~   
17 V   |              making," or rather, the general law of feature in the making.~
18 VII |        perception, ready energy, and general air of being "well up to
19 VII |             business requirements in general. The difficulties of his
20 VII |          usually built upon the same general plan, they may be said to
21 VII |         commercial export. And, as a general rule, what the West most
22 VIII|            of what we call mind as a general phase or incident in the
23 IX  |          serious attempt to obtain a general idea of Buddhism, such citations
24 IX  |            even while we discern the general relative meaning of laws
25 IX  |         worlds, better expresses the general thought of contemporary