Chapter

 1 I   |   little country village the universal duty was very plain and
 2 III |    people, is now a topic of universal interest." A little farther
 3 III |  life is to be found in this universal cheapness of pleasure. The
 4 III |     circulating; there was a universal gliding and slipping, as
 5 IV  |      anterior lives. And the universal process that continually
 6 V   |      may expect to find some universal æsthetic truth recognized
 7 VIII|      emotions according with universal experience: - ~Gathering
 8 IX  |       Again, relation is the universal form of thought; but since
 9 IX  |  brotherhood, no wakening of universal love.~{p. 229}~   Buddhism,
10 IX  |         the suggestions of a universal scientific creed nobler
11 IX  | calling religion, - when the universal doubt is an ever-growing