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 1 III  |           naturally restricted in its development, - give to Japan . . . an
 2 III  |        poverty as an influence in the development of æsthetic sentiment, or
 3 III  |       direction and expansion of that development. But for poverty, the race
 4 V    |            not reflect that while the development and maintenance of great
 5 V    |              to indicate the arrested development of an otherwise marvelous
 6 V    |            divine could find~{p. 106}~development within the limits of artistic
 7 V    |      signifies a superhumanly perfect development and balance of the intellectual
 8 V    |           face presenting an abnormal development of traits the reverse of
 9 VII  |          though varying in quality of development according to conditions
10 VIII |               compelled to regard the development of what we call mind as
11 IX(1)|              power'] in their fullest development and perfection." - HIZÔ-HÔ-YAKU.~   "
12 IX   |               savage stages of social development. But in the course of our
13 IX   |             that the highest point of development is the point likewise from
14 IX(1)| potentialities of life and growth and development really pass, with nebular
15 IX   |               conditions of psychical development. These are, the Roku-Jindzû~{