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 1 III    |      writers, - the modern and familiar Shôgun, Taikun, Shintô,
 2 IV     |      of a sudden soft shock, a familiar shock, and know~{p. 87}~
 3 VII    |     names. As for Japan, he is familiar with the special products
 4 VII    |   become for me conventionally familiar, here seemed but half familiar,
 5 VII    | familiar, here seemed but half familiar, exotic, prototypal; and
 6 VII    |       it, - chiefly those made familiar by commercial export. And,
 7 VIII   |        of fancies and feelings familiar to the most ignorant peasant.
 8 VIII(2)|                            The familiar Buddhist simile is used
 9 IX     |        occur to any person not familiar with German idealism even
10 IX     |       of those sutras now made familiar to English readers by translation,