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1     1,   2, 10| Temple that still adorn the fair city of Kyo-to.~
2     1,   3, 7 |    on these grand names and fair mirages, which vanish the
3     1,   4, 2 | Deity might seem smooth and fair, like a gold chain, being
4     1,   5, 8 |     mind is like the sky in fair weather, when nothing prevents
5     1,   5, 18|  noble that you may deserve fair flowers blooming before
6     1,   7, 7 |    uncombined with virtue. "Fair girls are destined to be
7     1,   7, 8 |     action, whether foul or fair,~Is ever done, but it leaves
8     1,   8, 16|     trouble, in finding the fair oasis of Buddha's wisdom
9     1,   8, 16|    happy as if he were in a fair garden. He might be born