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 1 I      |       an ecstasy, into the tiny lives of them, to quicken the
 2 I      |    nearly thirty thousand human lives. The story of Hamaguchi
 3 I      |        only of the four hundred lives in peril. For a while the
 4 I      |       he had saved four hundred lives by the sacrifice. Little
 5 IV     |        of fragments of anterior lives. And the universal process
 6 VII    |      the relatively pleasurable lives of the Shinshû priesthood.
 7 VIII(2)|  affinity operating from former lives."~
 8 VIII(3)|   results of action in previous lives. But it is sometimes used
 9 VIII   |   belong to each other for more lives than one, - a vow perhaps
10 VIII   |       wife and husband, for two lives; that of master and servant,
11 VIII   |   master and servant, for three lives." Although the tender relation
12 VIII   |      limited to the time of two lives, the vow - (as Japanese
13 VIII   | portrait of him to whom for two lives she is promised:~Happy remembrances
14 VIII   |      Cause and Effect for three lives,~And makes a contract for
15 VIII   |      destined to live countless lives; yet the happy moments of
16 IX     |            so in the passing of lives there is only the rising
17 IX     |       pleasures, of innumerable lives. But what is it that feels? -
18 IX     |    faults committed in previous lives. The people do not trouble
19 IX     |      one life, but of countless lives, - not only of one world,
20 IX     |     lapse of millions of future lives, is much more of a truth
21 X(1)   |     adoption, of a daughter who lives with her own parents.
22 XI     |           the pain of countless lives interwoven. It seemed as