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 1 I    |            peasants could rationally imagine the spirit of Hamaguchi
 2 III  |            garden-construction could imagine that all this had a~{p.
 3 IV   |                    If one could only imagine some explanation of the
 4 V    |         complained that he could not imagine "why Japanese art should
 5 V    |         which the stranger is apt to imagine that he is learning all
 6 V    |          makes such a criticism must imagine Western art to be~{p. 105}~
 7 V(1) |             in the race. He does not imagine that our more sharply accentuated
 8 VII  |              distribution, one would imagine it the most modernized,
 9 VII  | indescribable. Even for a Japanese I imagine it must be like a sensation
10 VIII |             caused to flow:~I cannot imagine at all by what strange manner
11 VIII |         deeper teaching that what we imagine to be Self is wholly illusion, -
12 IX   |              German idealism even to imagine that consciousness might
13 IX(1)|           servants, and maids, - men imagine to be their own possessions;
14 IX   |            We are not only bidden to imagine the ultimate reality as