Chapter

 1 I  |           In towns and cities, of course, things were differently
 2 I  |               Such an idea is, of course, quite different from Western
 3 III|      child before the Emperor. Of course such a child can be born
 4 III|       unpleasant consequences. Of course the yielding fluidity of
 5 IV |       self-conscious maturity. Of course, if these little ones were
 6 V  |     reflecting personality is, of course, non-moral, since the delineation
 7 VII|           Women's costumes are of course more varied; but the character
 8 VII|     square yards; - its trunk, of course, not being visible at all
 9 VII|          be very fond of saké. Of course, such images in a cemetery
10 VII|  precisely alike - (excluding, of course, the homes of the poorest
11 VII| tea-houses as he may visit in the course of his travels.~   I wonder
12 VII|       considerably by them in the course of the year.) In a side-wing
13 IX |            being severally in the course of losing their individualities,
14 IX |       sensation, - from touch. Of course this is no ultimate explanation,
15 IX |           development. But in the course of our future evolution
16 IX |       some definite notion of the course of psychical evolution therein
17 IX |          have only to do with the course of spiritual progress from
18 IX |     highest enlightenment, by any course whatever, acquire certain
19 X  |           literary work it is, of course, a wretched thing. I send