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 1 I   |            absurd. Nay! in spite of Occidental reluctances, - in spite
 2 III |          that writing. Certainly no Occidental artist, even after years
 3 V   |          all about a people whom no Occidental can ever really understand, -
 4 V   |           have lived abroad. For an Occidental to perceive the truth, or
 5 V(1)|            more sharply accentuated Occidental physiognomy produces the
 6 VII |          contains, according to the Occidental idea, "some faire houses;"
 7 VII |            less favor than Ôsaka to Occidental architecture. This is not
 8 VII |          disgusted me with~{p. 175}~Occidental interiors, no matter how
 9 VII |             conditions. The average Occidental recognizes only the commoner
10 VIII|        exceptional rendering, by an Occidental, of fancies and feelings
11 VIII|            better prepared than the Occidental to accept this tremendous
12 IX  |       statements is due only to our Occidental notion of Self. Self to
13 IX  |          understand that the common Occidental ideas of God and Soul, of
14 IX  |             the very foundations of Occidental religion, it has been able
15 X   | incomparably more difficult for any Occidental to obtain a glimpse of: