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 1 Intro |          within the reach of the human mind, - the longing desire
 2 Primit|        to represent~more ancient human sacrifices at the grave,
 3 Taoism|        preached as the secret of human association. Mencius adds
 4 Fujiwa|        culmination, pleaded that human nature~was weak and, try
 5 Kamaku|  Kamakura is not exempt from the human tenderness which is absent
 6 Ashika|        the Chinese literati.~The human soul, to these thinkers,
 7 Ashika|          ignorance and so-called human knowledge. By freeing thought
 8 Ashika|         of true freedom. Deluded human minds groped in darkness,
 9 Meiji |    subtler~and nobler visions of human life which drew these nations
10 Meiji |         Mother, in her aspect of human maternity.~paragraph continues]
11 Meiji |       with a deeper insight into human nature. Mythology is interpreted
12 Vista |      habits and associations, Of human elements and traditions,
13 Vista | maintained the Eastern notion of human intercourse, not the printed