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 1 Intro |    sought in the existence of a common early Asiatic art, which
 2 Range |         Universal, which is the common thought-inheritance of every
 3 Range |        in which there grew up a common life, bearing in different
 4 Confuc|     infinite compassion for the common people.~The Eki or Book
 5 Confuc|     that they only followed the common tradition of imperialism,
 6 Taoism|     psychological basis for the common display of these, the mutual
 7 Taoism|        won by Confucius for the common good than Laotse, who was
 8 Buddhi| infinite mercy, dreaming of the common people as one great heart,
 9 Buddhi|       within the shadow of~that common ancient style in which a
10 Asuka |        to Asvaghosha; it is our common heritage from that early
11 Asuka |         and traders carried the common culture back and forth.
12 Heian |    regarded as realisation, the common act as if it were beatitude,
13 Fujiwa|         withheld by that strong common sense which is expressed
14 Ashika|         but off-shoots from the common stem of early Asiatic song
15 Toyoto|     they delighted to paint the common scenes of life, with no
16 Tokuga|     artist to the position of a common craftsman, for he would