Chapter

 1 III |     command the finest points of view; and the wild site is presently
 2 III |        best places from which to view the blossoming of flowers,
 3 III |       went out, next morning, to view the great procession, the
 4 III |        beautiful in any land. To view men or nature with delight,
 5 VII |          a street vista than the view looking down one of these
 6 VII |         invisible, - hidden from view by hundreds of tiny dresses
 7 VII |        this site - whence a fine view of the city can be obtained -
 8 VIII| expressions or allusions. But in view of the extent of the subject
 9 IX  |        from our Western point of view, the process of absolute
10 IX  |      Judged from these points of view, Buddhist doctrine is not
11 X   | preëxistence and rebirth. And in view of this fact, the exactness
12 X   |     amuse you from that point of view. But as for the relation