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 1 I   |           yashiro, - that a whole race still believes those buildings
 2 II  |          the eternal youth of the race, these little gushes of
 3 III |     holiday manifestations of the race genius: fragilities utilized
 4 III | development. But for poverty, the race could not have discovered,
 5 V(1)|         marked physiognomy in the race. He does not imagine that
 6 V   | commending the traits that mark a race of prey. It is true that
 7 V   |     expressed the aspiration of a race toward the divinely beautiful
 8 VII |           in a very deeply rooted race feeling on the subject of
 9 VIII|     degree the mental soil of the race has been saturated and fertilized
10 IX  |         mental experiences of the race, - all related to the perishable
11 IX  |       physical experiences of the race and the individual,~{p.
12 IX  |          of character or class or race, except as passing phenomena, -
13 IX  |    through the experiences of the race and the individual; but