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 1 III    |     falsetto tones of the geisha rise into a treble above the
 2 VII    |          Buddhas or Bodhisattvas rise, rank on rank, by tiers
 3 VIII(3)|         to saw {footnote p. 207} rise. The bell referred to is
 4 IX     |          thought of 'Self' gives rise to all sorrows, - binding
 5 IX     |        another to which it gives rise, - as growth begets growth,
 6 IX     |           But what can remain to rise above all forms after the
 7 IX     |         auditory mechanism, give rise to the sensation of sound; -
 8 IX     |         by which the lowest must rise to the place of the highest, -
 9 IX     | enumerated: the power to~p. 249}~rise swiftly or slowly depends
10 IX     |         three births; while many rise directly from this world