Chapter

 1 III |           attire. What we usually call grace in Japanese women
 2 III |          pleased, in the West, to call "refined feeling,"~{p. 79}~
 3 IV  |          is old as the Milky Way. Call it what you please, - clay,
 4 V   |           for he took occasion to call away the attention of the
 5 V   |      feature constituting what we call "expression" represent departures
 6 V   |           powers of the mind, and call intelligent cunning by the
 7 VI  |           point with his hand and call to us: - 'There she is! -
 8 VII |   brutality, which in the West we call a "bouquet." To-day I must
 9 VIII| Numberless insects there are that call from dawn to evening,~Crying, "
10 VIII|        the development of what we call mind as a general phase
11 IX  |    contrary, declares all that we call Self to be false. He defines
12 IX  |           p. 220}~ - into what we call objective and subjective
13 IX  |          221}~   The Karma-Ego we call Self is mind and is body; -
14 IX  |           the envelope of what we call soul (which in truth is
15 IX  |         of Buddhism, that what we call Self is an impermanent aggregate, -
16 IX  |    Buddhist position that what we call Self is a bundle of sensations,
17 IX  |         it has nothing of what we call pain or pleasure; it knows
18 IX  |     expressed in words: "What you call atoms are really combinations,
19 IX  |    combinations; and that what we call matter and force are but
20 X   |         The village people do not call him Katsugorô any more;