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 1 I  |        the Japanese peasant would appear to contain at least some
 2 III|            the procession did not appear till nearly eleven; and
 3 III| subjective or objective. How they appear to us depends upon the ethical
 4 IV |         and rice-fields, will not appear to them much more real than
 5 V  |       providing the idea does not appear "morally dangerous," it
 6 V  |          was a time when they did appear to me fantastic. Now I find
 7 VII|  Exteriorly a Japanese street may appear little better than a row
 8 IX |       sensuous consciousness must appear to her irreconcilable with
 9 IX |       impermanent character. Both appear to belong rather to secondary
10 IX |         other extinct Buddhas who appear simultaneously, are said
11 IX |     pictures which at first sight appear to have been made, like
12 X  |          century. Various authors appear to have made use of these
13 X  |       1869]." From which it would appear that the manuscript had