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 1 Intro |       whatever influences the Eastern Island Empire must influence
 2 Range |   races.~Or, to turn again to Eastern Asia from the West, Buddhism -
 3 Range |      all the river-systems of Eastern Asiatic thought - is not
 4 Range |       each successive wave of Eastern thought has left its sand-ripple
 5 Confuc|     at Alexandria. And on the eastern side of the great ranges,
 6 Taoism|       be noticed that in this Eastern struggle between the two
 7 Taoism|  potion of immortality in the Eastern seas, and the members, afraid
 8 Buddhi|       which not only embraces Eastern Asia, but bore its seeds
 9 Kamaku|       region of the so-called Eastern Barbarians with their simple
10 Kamaku|   amongst us assumes its true Eastern form, of a worship the more
11 Kamaku|       of love, is entirely an Eastern poet singing of Beatrice,
12 Meiji |     the gradual succumbing of Eastern nations, one by one, to
13 Meiji |    instinctive eclecticism of Eastern culture she owes the maturity
14 Meiji | revealed our supremacy in the Eastern waters, and which has yet
15 Vista |  experience is cultivated the Eastern conception of individuality
16 Vista | interchange is maintained the Eastern notion of human intercourse,