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 1 Int|                    But as the gods come to the world there is both
 2 Int|        that strength the life will come and then in act and word
 3 I  |         believe in the Old Man and come to him with questions. If
 4 I  |           See then! Does the wheel come from the spokes and rim
 5 I  |         spokes and rim or do these come from the wheel? If we say
 6 I  |            for an hundred years to come as for the hundred years
 7 I  |           And as both good and bad come from this "feeling and response"
 8 I  |          and things of evil. These come by the flames of the spirit,
 9 I  |         right reason does movement come, determined before all and
10 I  |           as the thought begins to come there is the distinction
11 I  |            thousand miles of error come from an inch. In the trifle
12 II |            shame and disgrace have come. They have not learned "
13 II |           Success and ruin quickly come and quickly go, all alike
14 II |             Way" and body together come to death. Long shall we
15 II |        they are included in it and come from it. This have I learned
16 II |  appearance and activity, but they come not from the heart and are
17 II |           how so great a thing can come from righteousness. Endowed
18 II |            idleness useless things come forth, it considers things
19 II |     poverty theft.~   This has not come about in a day. Until sixty
20 II |          from the country who have come aimlessly to town because
21 II | relationship maintained, men would come to town only in exceptional
22 II |           do not know. He does not come to my house." Ieyasu changed
23 II |            with you that they will come back again?" "No," was the
24 II |            mountains, as petitions come in from the four quarters.
25 III|            who long rule naturally come to think the empire given
26 III|     lordship has business for you. Come to the castle." "The time
27 III|         the castle." "The time has come," Sugita thought, as he
28 III|          But Io sent for Sugita to come direct to his bed chamber
29 III|           nobles and generals have come to grief in the end because
30 III|        Since Kamakura is destroyed come to me. I'll obtain your
31 III|          connection, good children come from evil parents, and evil
32 III|           so act that evil may not come to self. There will be no
33 III|        priest asked, "Who are you? Come in and rest." "I am listening
34 III|         themselves out. So bad men come, put out the candles and
35 IV |          not the heroes of Sanshin come forth?' So dark were his
36 V  |         and the autumn scenery was come, the cool wind piercing
37 V  |               The men who are gone come not to me~The men of the
38 V  |        principles and new heresies come forth day by day; The clear
39 V  |          righteous. Corruption has come only during this period