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 1 Intro | emotionalism of the Fujiwara, the heroic manliness of the Kamakura.~
 2 Range |         poetry and the shadows of heroic characters; and the echoes,
 3 Primit|          is by right of this same heroic spirit that she stands~to-day
 4 Buddhi|          its history is still the heroic feature in the education
 5 Buddhi|           epics, dealing with the heroic love of Rama and Sita.~Kurukshetra,
 6 Kamaku|           age of hero-worship and heroic romance akin to the spirit
 7 Kamaku|           which, centring on some heroic character, is rigorous in
 8 Kamaku|   significant a production of the heroic age, now claim the foremost
 9 Kamaku|           the illustration of the heroic legends, generally in the
10 Meiji |       passionate worship of those heroic personifications of loyalty
11 Meiji |       methods of the Tosas in the heroic Kamakura period. Historical
12 Meiji |       plum flowers; the stains of heroic blood on the robes of maidenhood;
13 Vista |           Fujiwara period, in her heroic reaction of Kamakura, culminating