Chapter

 1 II |           either sex. Only by the conventional value of some comparison,
 2 III|           of false idealism, mere conventional humbug, that the real, warm,
 3 III|        mirror than in most of our conventional idealism: - ~   "By one
 4 V  |      education in the planning of conventional ornament." He referred to
 5 V  |          to me that they might be conventional only in the sense of symbols
 6 V  |   illustration that appears to me conventional, undeveloped, semi-barbarous.
 7 V  | expression in Japanese drawing as conventional. He compared Japanese art
 8 V  |         to equal; but it was more conventional than any existing form of
 9 V  |  barbarian forefathers. The Greek conventional face cannot be found in
10 V  |           angle; but the Japanese conventional face can be seen everywhere,
11 V  |          the antique stage by the conventional masks of Greek actors.~IV~   
12 VII|          most admires in Japanese conventional taste is thought rather