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1 IV  |      childhood thinks in this regard more correctly, perhaps,
2 V   |     and the child was in this regard appreciative. I then showed
3 VII |       severity of the rite in regard to symbols, icons, and external
4 VII |    Roman tombs, expressing in regard to death - or rather in
5 VII |       to death - or rather in regard to life - a sentiment, or
6 VII |  interiors, - particularly in regard to color. The rules of color
7 VIII|    finds himself compelled to regard the development of what
8 IX  |       the ethical teaching in regard to them, - the same which
9 IX  | nineteenth century thought in regard to the instability of all