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 1 Int    |     conviction that human moral life has its hasis and its safeguards
 2 Int(15)|   translations. Accounts of his life are given by Mayer, p. 25;
 3 Int    |       golden chain of spiritual life running through every form
 4 Int(19)|      rectification of heart and life to be the main point, as
 5 Int    |    belief that righteousness is life. The shortest time is sufficient,
 6 Int    |   sufficient, is the "true long life," if spent in conformity
 7 Int    |     rest; this is the true long life and wealth and peace, for
 8 Int    |         shall occupy the entire life. Yet both agree in reprobating
 9 Int    |        that does not govern the life. "True learning is disregard
10 Int    |      cherished as a man pure in life, strong in influence and
11 Int    |        moulded the intellectual life of the nation. Within its
12 Int    |         permeating the nation's life could not fail to be modified.
13 Int    |    exaltation of a disregard of life, an exaltation that comes
14 Int    |      and from that strength the life will come and then in act
15 Int(46)|         that so unhindered, His life through me might flow."~
16 Int    |         diligence in study. His life was the wholly uneventful
17 Int    |      enemies. It was during his life that the famous forty-seven
18 I      |    perfect myself to the end of life. But, unexpectedly, I was
19 I      |       be the reward for my long life, and in illness and pain
20 I(6)   | teaching that governs one's own life.~
21 I      |       old priest. To the end of life I study the established
22 I(40)  |     Opinions differed as to its life after the death of the body.
23 II     |       body is the "way" of long life, as is diligence of promotion.
24 II     |        In peace, in trouble, in life, in death, in joy, in sorrow,
25 II     |     morning-glory, of its short life, of autumn loneliness and
26 II     |            Reason should be our life. Never should we separate
27 II     |   everywhere.~ ~BENEVOLENCE THE LIFE OF THE SOUL.~   One day,
28 II     |         Thus is benevolence the life of the heart. It lives with
29 II     |         Heaven, for it is their life and without it they die.~   
30 III    |       river, Heaven, "Spare his life a few years, and take mine
31 III    |      and so he swore by his own life. I am deeply moved as I
32 III    |       emperor prayed by his own life for the life of his general,
33 III    |         by his own life for the life of his general, so did Ieyasu
34 III    |       so did Ieyasu pray by his life for the peace of the empire.
35 III    |   battle. In the fight body and life are risked, but it is not
36 III    |         this, but gives up even life to benefit his country,
37 III    |         rank has thus taken his life in his hand and approached
38 III    |      obtain your pardon with my life." Very angrily he spoke, "
39 III    |     house through my desire for life," and killed herself before
40 III    |         had retired from active life was making researches into
41 III    |        and purposed to spend my life as a beggar. With no design
42 III    | homeless. He saw no resource in life, and having fortunately
43 V      |      all is righteousness, next life, then silver and gold. These
44 V      |         But to the samurai even life is as dirt compared to righteousness.~   
45 V      |       more will he be stingy of life. Stinginess is another name
46 V      |        is one of the days of my life! So it is not a day for
47 V      |         and there is in all the life no day that is not for its