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1     1,   1, 3 |         itself suggests that the significance of his mission was not appreciated
2     1,   1, 9 | Patriarch also, appreciating the significance of the verses, said: "If
3     1,   3, 7 |        trample upon has a deeper significance than a series of lectures
4     1,   3, 8 |  attention to, have had profound significance for Zen. Li Ngao (Ri-ko)
5     1,   6, 17|         get any hint of its real significance. He would be confined to
6     1,   6, 17|       the inner life which gives significance to it all. As conceivably
7     1,   6, 17|      gulf from the real seat and significance of human history. The great