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1 II | to look upon; the other beautiful in character. Which shall
2 III | divine art of creating the beautiful out of nothing!~ One explanation
3 III | works without wages. The beautiful, or the suggestion of the
4 III | or the suggestion of the beautiful, is free as air. Besides,
5 III | in another than her own beautiful national attire. What we
6 III | monument on which I saw, in beautiful large characters very deeply
7 III | Had Yuko been the most beautiful person in Japan, and her
8 III | great spaces, - vast and beautiful and hushed as by enchantment.
9 III | enduring; but a combination so beautiful of lines and colors and
10 III | with all that makes life beautiful in any land. To view men
11 III | sees ever through some beautiful haze of the soul, - best
12 V | interesting, occasionally beautiful. If I am told that no other
13 V | given us pictures of a very beautiful and happy world, they professed
14 V | combinations, for the order of the beautiful as it was and is. Otherwise
15 V | race toward the divinely beautiful and the divinely wise. Japanese
16 VII | disappear. Many curious and beautiful things have vanished; but
17 VII | weirdness of its decay, - the beautiful neutral tones of old timbers,
18 VII | pretty child-priestesses, and beautiful grounds, and an enormous
19 VII | Japanese house is not at all beautiful, though it may have a certain
20 VII | in admiring whatever is beautiful in itself. Even the designs
21 VII | sort, but it looked like a beautiful surface of silver ore. To
22 VIII | change.3~p. 199}~Cruel the beautiful fish, - utterly heartless
23 IX(1)| conception of Mr. Spencer's beautiful definition of Equanimity: - "
24 XI | actions called great or beautiful or heroic, - since it is
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