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Kyuso (Muro Naokiyo)
The Shundai Zatsuwa

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1 Int(49)| men naturally, and, so to speak, willingly die the spirit 2 Int | the dead respond. When I speak of the universe there is 3 Int | only one spirit; when I speak of myself, my spirit is 4 I | this I know and therefore speak. If I say that which is 5 I | No one who saw it could speak of it for years without 6 I | the hundred virtues. I'll speak of that a while.~   All 7 I | such precepts as,—"Do not speak of old age before them," ( 8 I | them," (n.35) and "Do not speak angrily before them, not 9 I | of these points but will speak in brief of ki and ri (spirit 10 I | Since even the Sage did not speak lightly of the Gods48 such 11 I | its Divine mystery, as we speak of the Way of Benevolence. 12 I | know the truth of what I speak.~   As thus he spoke all 13 I | not have them hear, do not speak." 60 This is a celebrated 14 I | profound in meaning. To speak evil or to do it, thinking 15 I | of the feeling of which I speak.~   But in a degenerate 16 I | appear. The Sage did not speak of wonders, 65 of feats 17 II | circumstances. The Sages speak of the true law and not 18 II(11) | else for so does Confucius speak of himself. Analects VII; 19 II | to say, but still I will speak a little in detail. Benevolence 20 II | heart. Thus did Confucius speak of the superior man; "Righteousness 21 II | does the Book of Changes speak of the virtue of the sage: " 22 II | men.~   Reverently would I speak my admiration of the great 23 III | peace. We common folk must speak with reverence, yet is it 24 III | late at night. I need not speak of my errors. I am filled 25 III | your grandson?10 When can I speak if not now?" His sincerity 26 III | will be produced. Let me speak of Shidzuka, the uneducated 27 III | A beggar has no right to speak!" Then he replied, "True, 28 III | hear I cannot forbear to speak.~   Of old when the emperor 29 V | wanting, for it does not speak of waiting for the coming 30 V | with me, with whom I would speak, are beyond my reach; and 31 V | With whom then shall I speak? False principles and new 32 V | their words and are not to speak of avarice, cowardice or


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