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 1 III  |         shapes that material is perfect comprehension of something
 2 III  |        much ocular evidence, to perfect the generous comprehension
 3 III  |        finding in some poem the perfect utterance of a thought one
 4 IV   |       the two so as to form the perfect ji, or character, hito,
 5 V    |     admirably suggested by this perfect study of the larger law.
 6 V    |        signifies a superhumanly perfect development and balance
 7 V    |     represent departures from a perfect type just in proportion
 8 V    |    intellectual significance of perfect beauty could be realized
 9 V    |   appreciating the miracle of a perfect balance of the highest possible
10 V    | resuscitated Greeks would, with perfect truth, declare our works
11 VII  | hair-pin, the top of which is a perfect little green model or the
12 VII  |         luminosity, the tone of perfect repose, the revelations
13 VII  |       to teach is the lesson of perfect taste combined with inexhaustible
14 VII  |        and servant being one of perfect trust on both sides, and
15 IX   |           supreme compassion, - perfect benevolence: they are not
16 IX(1)|       To reach the state of the perfect and everlasting happiness
17 IX   |       too corrupt to allow of a perfect life, and that only by winning,