Chapter

 1 I   |           much less any language able to communicate the peculiar
 2 I   |          or of magnetism; though able sometimes to shape me a
 3 III |     which Japanese inventors are able to reach, at a cost too
 4 III |      anything, however trifling, able to suggest the traditions
 5 V   |     production she will never be able to undersell China.~II~   
 6 VI  |          Next morning he was not able to get up; - he had a very
 7 VII |          trade, because Ôsaka is able to attract to herself the
 8 VII |         perfectly courteous, but able to adapt himself to the
 9 VII |       temple of Kyôto. Yet while able to reach the simplest minds
10 VII |          is called, are not only able to make a good~{p. 170}~
11 VIII|         Certainly no one will be able to find in these Japanese
12 VIII|         Science, yet spiritually able to recompense the seeker
13 IX  |        is hopeless. Before being able to comprehend the true meaning
14 IX  |          of the Derby quite well able to remember having been
15 IX  |     Suppose the being, once man, able to look back through all
16 IX  |          out of non-sentiency; - able to remember, like the Buddha
17 IX  |       But~{p. 246}~those who are able to traverse them without
18 IX  |         that which has once been able to remember all births and
19 IX  |  millions of births have we been able to reach even this our present
20 IX  | Occidental religion, it has been able to give us the revelation