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 1 II     |     signifying "beloved" applying equally to either sex. Only by the
 2 III    |      Oriental proprietor.~ ~   An equally singular but more pleasant
 3 III    | Butterflies of paper, moved by an equally simple device, began to
 4 III    |       pretty woman who would look equally pretty in another than her
 5 III    |           real and the unreal are equally illusive in themselves.
 6 IV     |         to which they will go -is equally shadow. Only the Forces
 7 V      |         to be~{p. 105}~everywhere equally intelligible. Some of it -
 8 V      |           common truth recognized equally by Greek art and by Japanese~{
 9 VII    |     seventeenth century is almost equally true of the Ôsaka of to-day.
10 VII    |          mode; he can talk to you equally well in French, German,
11 VII    |           Hongwanji cult can make equally strong appeal to the intellectual
12 VII    |       with Japanese interiors has equally disgusted me with~{p. 175}~
13 VIII(2)|           with anxiety lest he be equally tender to other girls who
14 IX     |       with science in repudiating equally~p. 265}~our doctrines of