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 1 Primit|        menace of Kublai Khan in the full zenith of a victory and
 2 Confuc|           Veda of the Chinese race, full of allusions, as it is,
 3 Buddhi|          will his message reach its full significance. It is, therefore,
 4 Buddhi|          fall on society with their full impetus of life, without
 5 Buddhi|           already drinking to their full of the purity of the Absolute,
 6 Nara  |    contemporary predominance of the full Gupta type all over India.
 7 Heian |             works of the period are full of this intense fervour
 8 Heian |             because concrete. It is full of a certain vigour of assurance.
 9 Fujiwa|            any single motive to its full intensity.~Those disturbances
10 Kamaku| characterised by the development in full form of the notion of feudal
11 Ashika|            Six Dynasties, nor is it full of that calm pathos and
12 Ashika|            own nature. The world is full of a pathos of existence
13 Ashika|     influence was pure, solemn, and full of simplicity.~The strong,
14 Ashika|            composes the No-dance is full of semi-articulate sounds.
15 Tokuga|      charmingly coloured wood-cuts, full of vigour and versatility,
16 Tokuga|            works are delightful and full of grace, but never grasp
17 Meiji |             back the Tartar fleet," full of the self-reliant manhood