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 1 I    |         and, to his anxious eyes, scarcely faster; for the moments
 2 III  |          Japanese observers could scarcely believe the testimony of
 3 III  | twenty-eighth year of Meiji could scarcely find fault with The Atlantic'
 4 V    |           possible; yet one would scarcely have anticipated a challenge
 5 V    |     Japanese Zeitgeist, which can scarcely now endure the foreign praise
 6 V    |           was an art which we can scarcely hope ever to equal; but
 7 V(1) |           colored - can sometimes scarcely be distinguished from a
 8 V    |   cleverest French sketcher could scarcely emulate; the personal trait,
 9 VII  |         next half century. I need scarcely say that Ôsaka is the centre
10 VII  |        one of these waterways can scarcely be found in Japan. Still
11 VII  |          called Kasa. The pine is scarcely six feet high, but covers
12 VIII |           symbolism; and there is scarcely an object of handiwork possessing
13 IX   |      memory, volition; and it can scarcely occur to any person not
14 IX   |      Buddhism, such citations are scarcely necessary; since the fundamental
15 IX   |            if patiently analyzed, scarcely possible for any serious
16 IX   |         these many tenets. I need scarcely say that popular Buddhism
17 IX(1)|                                   Scarcely a day passes that I do not
18 IX(1)|    present state of knowledge, is scarcely possible for the rational