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 1 Range |  refinement of Sung society.~The grandeur of Asoka - ideal type of
 2 Primit|         sometimes~detrimental to grandeur, gives its exquisite finish
 3 Buddhi|       But beyond its philosophic grandeur, across all the flight of
 4 Buddhi|         existence. For depth and grandeur they are without rivals
 5 Nara  |       this age of liberalism and grandeur. In India the sixth century
 6 Nara  | beautiful, with a self-contained grandeur and harmony of proportion.
 7 Nara  |       This is the same spirit of grandeur that utters itself in the
 8 Heian |        of the great virility and grandeur of this master-mind. His
 9 Ashika|        immense stones to express grandeur, as the Indian worker by
10 Tokuga|        to notice, instead of the grandeur of the masterpieces hidden
11 Meiji |          the sense of their past grandeur, and had afforded shelter