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1 I  |      term, as it is a haunted room, a spirit-chamber, a ghost-house;
2 I  |   brown cheeks; "and there is room for many. Also the temple
3 III|       at the other end of the room something resembling a music-box,
4 III| kneeling-cushion in the front room of the merchant's house;
5 VII|   word about the alcove of my room in Ôsaka: - The wall was
6 IX |       senses act, there is no room for the idea of 'I,' or
7 IX |     such a system there is no room for prejudice and for hatred.
8 IX |    which are not of self find room for powerful manifestation, -