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 1 I  | wrinkled bed of the bay, and a vast sallow speckled expanse
 2 II |         as indeed it is of the vast majority of the Japanese
 3 III|      you; and the sense of its vast antiquity defines to touch
 4 III|        new civilization." This vast gathering, of probably not
 5 III|    imperial visit. There was a vast crowd; the foremost ranks
 6 III|    district of great spaces, - vast and beautiful and hushed
 7 VII|      Ôsaka of 1896, covering a vast area has a population of
 8 VII|  structures of Tennôji are the vast Nishi and Higashi Hongwanji,
 9 IX |     cause them to see that the vast and deep intelligence which
10 IX | conscious of the universe as a vast play of forces only; and,
11 IX |       the greater part of this vast pilgrimage, and in all the
12 IX |  Cloudless, Holiness-Manifest, Vast Results, Empty of Name,
13 IX |          and speaking before a vast assembly to which he has
14 IX |        stupendous art into one vast~{p. 261}~mosaic of polarities; -
15 XI |        name, - some horror too vast for human brain to hold.