Chapter

 1 I   |       visible self, when I should wish to make apparition.~   As
 2 I   |           had their origin in the wish to appease the vexed spirit,
 3 III |          power to make many a one wish that he could become a Buddhist
 4 IV  |    agglomeration of souls) really wish for immortality as an agglomeration,
 5 V   |         because we admire what we wish to possess, and we understand
 6 VII |         Japanese as anybody could wish. Although some wide thoroughfares
 7 VIII|          separate now, I can only wish to die.~p. 193}~There! -
 8 IX  | individual,~{p. 227}~and that our wish for immortality is a wish
 9 IX  |         wish for immortality is a wish for the eternity of this
10 IX  |    whether the fulfillment of the wish for it, if possible, were
11 IX  |          which the least unworthy wish may prove creative.~{p.
12 IX  |       cords of lust. One must not wish to become a god or an angel. "
13 IX  |          and it is only after the wish for Nirvana itself has ceased
14 X   |          Hanshirô. But he did not wish to make the inquiry himself,