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1 II |         than physical.1 The verse represents a man strongly attracted
2 III|          rare form of grace which represents the economy of force in
3 V  | understood. The face of Greek art represents an impossible perfection,
4 V  |           by the Japanese artists represents the living, the actual,
5 VII|         and export trade of Ôsaka represents about $120,000,000 a year;
6 VII|           that the Hongwanji sect represents a movement in Buddhism not
7 VII|           that which Unitarianism represents in Liberal Christianity.
8 IX |          the death of the Buddha, represents him as rapidly passing through