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 1 I    |    sorely tried.~   "My house remains," he said, as soon as he
 2 II   |       and pain; only the love remains to challenge even death: - ~
 3 II   |    the shadow!~Only one thing remains which I cannot hope to gain.~
 4 III  |      And the emotional result remains incommunicable to Western
 5 III  |  exaltation in which the mind remains~{p. 76}~capable of giving
 6 VII  |     of the Han dynasty, still remains something for military engineers
 7 VII  |    city of the empire; but it remains, as Count Okuma remarked
 8 VII  |       than fashionably, Ôsaka remains almost as Japanese as anybody
 9 VII  |   matter of fact, very little remains of the original structure
10 VII  |      strong Roman Catholicism remains to-day, how little it has
11 VIII |      away.~Thinking to-morrow remains, thou heart's frail flower-of-cherry?~
12 IX   |     of distinction; and there remains to him only the idea of
13 IX   | another myriad ages, if there remains nothing for us but to live
14 IX(1)|       makes Law his body, and remains pure as empty space: this