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 1 Intro |       not itself - these are the true burden of Japanese art.
 2 Range |          Asia be one, it is also true that the Asiatic races form
 3 Range |        tenacity that keeps Japan true to the Asiatic soul even
 4 Confuc|     power of the Chinese nation. True to this, their ancestral
 5 Confuc|       end by suggesting that the true beauty of a capital lies
 6 Confuc|     brick, were erected by these true successors of the Shin.
 7 Buddhi|    analyse and describe in their true order of development. For
 8 Buddhi|         developed in some sense, true in itself, and yet superficially
 9 Buddhi|   possible to say that either is true, and the other false, but
10 Buddhi|      listen to the Buddha in his true relativity, as the apex
11 Buddhi|      though it may or may not be true in the~sense intended, has
12 Buddhi|    variety, the assertion of the true individual at once in the
13 Asuka |     Kondo, is, broadly speaking, true to the type, in spite of
14 Heian |      life is not like but is the true life, he adopts for the
15 Heian |         was sometimes called the True Word, or Shingon.~Art and
16 Heian | paragraph continues] Sect of the True Word," painted by him, are
17 Fujiwa|      extreme effeminacy that the true man was a combination of
18 Kamaku|  muscular might, as the marks of true courage.~"To know the sadness
19 Kamaku|     woman amongst us assumes its true Eastern form, of a worship
20 Ashika|       Kamakura hero-worship, the true note of modern art, Romanticism
21 Ashika|  trammels of mistaken categories true enlightenment was to be
22 Ashika|          which is the essence of true freedom. Deluded human minds
23 Ashika|          the inner self are more true than the austere penances
24 Ashika|         by the Bugaku musicians.~True to the needs of a military
25 Toyoto| displaying their riches than any true refinement.~The art of this
26 Toyoto|         of the Ashikaga masters. True to the instinct of the period,
27 Tokuga|          shown a weakness, it is true. Yet we must not forget
28 Tokuga|   national fervour, in which all true art exists. Great art is
29 Meiji |         Western ideas. To remain true to herself, notwithstanding
30 Meiji |          keynote should be "Life true to Self." This movement
31 Vista |        sphere.~Asia knows, it is true, nothing of the fierce joys
32 Vista |        the printed index, as the true means of culture.~The chain
33 Vista |         Revolution, Japan, it is true, returns upon her past,
34 Vista |      clue. But if the thought be true, if there be indeed any