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 1 Int|            children for the feudal lord.38 And with this loyalty
 2 I  | unexpectedly, I was summoned by my lord and returned to my native
 3 I  |          absent in Adzuma with his lord his son Kujurō, who was
 4 I  |           the blessings of parent, lord and Sage. Parents bestow
 5 I  |           their duty to parent and lord they fall into selfishness.
 6 II |        ornamenting the string. His lord remarked to him:—"I see
 7 II |           in the time of Bun-Kei29 lord and servant were frugal
 8 II |            of the Kamakura times37 lord and karō never thought of
 9 III|            It is written, "Let the lord of the empire forget not
10 III|         suggestions? Think of your lord's fine spirit!"~   Afterwards,
11 III|          who sees the error of his lord and remonstrates, not fearing
12 III|          is deathless fame and his lord laments. If there is victory
13 III|             But to grieve over his lord's faults and faithfully
14 III|            If he dares to risk his lord's displeasure in his faithfulness
15 III|          to remonstrate with one's lord seems easy, but is not.
16 III|            seems easy, but is not. Lord and servant praise the foremost
17 III|              1624-1643) the former lord of Echizen, Io no Kami,
18 III|          provide the funds for his lord's very expensive attendance
19 III|            in Edo. Not fearing his lord's wrath he was ever ready
20 III|            if they thus hate their lord they will be useless in
21 III|            hara kiri, awaiting his lord's word. His wife had been
22 III|           directly honoured by our lord, but as he has honoured
23 III|         and feel no hatred to your lord. If in your grief you hate
24 III|          were every one slain. The lord of Amagaseki was a child
25 III|            of the innocence of his lord. And so it was that the
26 III|           have been favoured by my lord, as all know. Shall I be
27 III|          had fled, deserting their lord. Sorrowfully spoke Naizen: "
28 III|      Sorrowfully spoke Naizen: "My lord dismissed me, and now should
29 III|       alone held faithful to their lord without a thought of disobedience,
30 III|       Nobunaga who killed both his lord and his lord's son.11 In
31 III|       killed both his lord and his lord's son.11 In turn he was
32 III|         often been employed by the Lord of Kaga, and on the twentieth
33 IV |         stated the particulars. So Lord Suwo told his men to examine
34 IV |           So when Danjo killed his lord Miyoshi Yoshinaga, and the
35 V  |  lamentable!~To forsake parent and lord that one may save himself
36 V  |          but instead of parent and lord it is not to forsake one'
37 V  |            teaches that parent and lord may be forsaken. Not so!