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 1 II   |      to a rose. For the like reason, one knows that in the following
 2 II(1)| tokaku ("somehow," for "some reason or other") gives a peculiar
 3 IV   |      or I do. They will find reason to fear it for somebody
 4 IV   |      a Karma.~ ~   Merely by reason of illusion and folly do
 5 V    |    charm of many things, the reason of the charm I could not
 6 V    |    existed suggests the true reason for this common refusal.~   
 7 VII  |     buildings. I can give no reason for this feeling; I can
 8 VII  |      intellectual classes by reason of its scholarship. Not
 9 VIII |       has nothing to do with reason.~The cause of ours must
10 IX   |    comes: It is all infinite reason. [Here is the uttermost
11 IX   |      by the Idea of Infinite Reason. But this idea of reason
12 IX   |     Reason. But this idea of reason is anthropomorphic: it is
13 IX   |      inheritances older than reason or moral feeling, - against
14 IX   |      betimes to prevail over reason and ethical feeling. Every