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 1 I    |    reasoning will not help you far in the opposite direction.
 2 I    |       when a sober man goes so far as to strike a blow, he
 3 I    |       before marriage, enjoyed far more liberty~{p. 14}~than
 4 I    |    immense seismic action very far away. The house crackled
 5 I    |     needed had to be sent from far away. But when better times
 6 II   |     III~Coming? or coming not? Far down the river gazing, - ~
 7 II   |    letter,~Then it were better far only in dreams to see.~VI~
 8 III  |     because the hotel was very far; and the kuruma bore me
 9 III  |      Japan . . . an importance far above that of any other
10 III  |      sacrifice would have been far less intimately felt. In
11 IV   |       suns and moons. Only, so far as we can just now~{p. 91}~
12 V    |        all personal feeling as far as possible, - to hide pain
13 VII  | information about parts of the Far East which you have visited,
14 VII  | traveler of 1896, - a being as far superior to the average
15 VII  |      to be forgotten.~ ~   Not far from the bell-tower is another
16 VIII |      about the firefly - is by far the prettiest: - ~Weep not! -
17 VIII |        whither or where!~   So far, my examples have been principally
18 IX   |     last to yield: it persists far into superhuman conditions.
19 IX(1)|      to the manifestation of a far higher life than our own, -
20 IX   |     and moral advance has thus far been effected only through
21 X    |        or hungry. We went very far, I think; but still I could
22 XI   |      ever could endure to look far. Power to see all former