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 1 II  |         to the limited life of a class or a time; and' even in
 2 III | suggestion of nature. The former class can be found in every province,
 3 III |       heroic in one of their own class, feel them. selves honored.
 4 V   |          limited to the ordinary class of Western illustration
 5 V   |       compared with the ordinary class of Japanese prints.~   Perhaps
 6 VII |          travelers; a modernized class, offering some remarkable
 7 VIII|          fifty as typical of the class.~ ~   Perhaps those pieces
 8 VIII|      little English verse of any class containing fancies of this
 9 VIII|       191}~   Many songs of this class refer to the customary vow
10 VIII|        with one selection from a class of compositions more elaborate
11 VIII|     chosen from the more serious class of dodoitsu. But in dodoitsu
12 VIII|         in dodoitsu of a lighter class the Buddhist allusions are
13 IX  |         of character, condition, class, creed, are settled by immutable
14 IX  |     distinctions of character or class or race, except as passing
15 IX  |   Leapers, - of whom the highest class reach Nirvana at once after
16 IX  |    rebirths; while in the latter class the heavenly and the earthly
17 X(1)|     desperate and very dangerous class; but there were some fine