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 1 Intro |     fashionable throughout the East.~On his return from the
 2 Intro |        evidently led the whole East, impressing her thought
 3 Intro |     the whole mythology of the East, and not merely the personal
 4 Intro |      behind. All lovers of the East stand~dismayed at this moment
 5 Intro | witness the Indianising of the East.~If so, one of many consequences
 6 Range |        not yet advanced so far east as the present centre. They
 7 Confuc|    into the zenana-life of the East; that knowledge of the stars
 8 Confuc|      the decorative impulse in East and West. And here also,
 9 Asuka |    peoples to regard the whole East as but so many victims of
10 Fujiwa|        the uncivilised peoples east of the Hakone Pass, who
11 Ashika|    culture is marked, alike in East and West, by an intensifying
12 Ashika| artists and their schools.~The East has had its own form of
13 Ashika|     phase is manifested in the East also as the second school
14 Meiji |    Europe extended towards the East.~We saw India, the holy
15 Meiji |      developments, towards the East, assists us in the recovery
16 Vista |       after the fashion of the East we are~ending a rhythm of