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1     1,   1, 8 |         The teacher recognized a genius in the man, but he did not
2     1,   1, 12|      Sixth Patriarch was a great genius, and may be justly called
3     1,   2, 7 |         head monk recognized his genius. One day the monk asked
4     1,   2, 12|        This was done through the genius of Ba-sho,1 a great literary
5     1,   3, 6 |      flesh and blood, but men of genius read between the lines in
6     1,   5, 16|    crimes, wasting his excellent genius in the exertion that is
7     1,   7, 7 |         next to idiocy." "Men of genius," says Longfellow, "are
8     1,   7, 12| enjoyment of his meditation. The genius of the hill was so much
9 Appen,   1    |          even become an immortal genius1 without taking the miraculous