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 1 Intro |    Okakura's treatment is equally rich in suggestions. His analysis
 2 Intro |           Northern China, and the rich imaginativeness of the south,
 3 Range |           The temples of Nara are rich in representations of Tâng
 4 Confuc|       untold ages earlier, in the rich valley of the Yellow River,~ ./. 
 5 Confuc|           be formulated in an age rich in such elements, and by
 6 Confuc|           of the Shin tyrants was rich in schools. They practised
 7 Taoism|         forms.~The book of Soshi, rich in splendid imagery, is
 8 Asuka |       city of Loyang, which is so rich in ancient~ruins. It is
 9 Asuka |      Prince Wumayado, and remains rich in the architectural and
10 Ashika| themselves. Individuality becomes rich in its variety and strength.
11 Toyoto|     palaces in~the style of Ming, rich with decadent elaborateness,
12 Toyoto|           expressed themselves in rich colouring. They handled
13 Tokuga|          tradition, here that the rich middle classes could permit