Chapter

 1 III |     in the West will have to learn our ethics over again from
 2 IV  | their own, because they will learn that they have died millions
 3 V   |   that English artists could learn anything important from
 4 VII |      a man of fine taste can learn how to dress, and looking
 5 VII | Japan lads are sent there to learn particular branches of industry
 6 VII |    it is part of his duty to learn.~   In cases where detchi
 7 VII |  artists have little more to learn from the study of Japanese
 8 VII |   have universes of facts to learn - especially as regards
 9 VII |  European florist could ever learn to arrange flowers, - and
10 VIII|     attempted, years ago, to learn the outlines of Buddhist
11 IX  |    such texts, any effort to learn the meaning of Nirvana is
12 IX  |      quickly or slowly, - we learn that the one thing permanent