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 1 I   |      end of that period she was considered to have expiated her fault,
 2 I   |         neglect would have been considered unpardonable.~   A curious
 3 I(1)|         to the deity. But it is considered necessary only to go from
 4 III |        the vibration of awe.~   Considered as a human work alone, the
 5 IV  |       death cannot be seriously considered; and childhood thinks in
 6 V   |        really attract us may be considered the outward correlatives
 7 VII |     long apprenticeships may be considered a severe test of character.
 8 VII |         his position are kindly considered, and he is never discharged
 9 IX  | Yoku-Kai nor the Jigoku need be considered in relation to the purpose
10 X(1)|         much later than what is considered the proper age for weaning
11 X(2)|        to Ontaké. The Shôgunate considered him a dangerous person,