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Kyuso (Muro Naokiyo)
The Shundai Zatsuwa

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1 Int | centuries A.D. Thenceforth for a thousand years the new religion was 2 Int | it had been supreme for a thousand years. Shintō effected no 3 Int | centuries and in Japan for a thousand years the Chinese ethics 4 I | accepted by the world for two thousand years and that it will not 5 I | the response comes from a thousand miles and still more is 6 I | an evil word is spoken a thousand miles are changed, and still 7 I | Not instantly does it go a thousand miles, but as the wind moves 8 I | the gates but evil goes a thousand miles." Both when real go 9 I | put "self" apart from ten thousand, and in the midst of the 10 I | while winter remains. A thousand miles of error come from 11 II(7) | translation. Toseki had nine thousand followers and was eating 12 II | sun and moon. Tōseki had a thousand followers and walked in 13 II | is all useless but for a thousand years here and in China 14 II | heart from the pine of a thousand years."12 What profundity! 15 II | so Hakkyoi:—13 "After a thousand years the pine decays; The 16 II | nature and envy the pine its thousand years. So every morning 17 II | pine's heart is not of a thousand years nor the morning-glory' 18 II | destiny.~   The glory of the thousand years, the evanescence of 19 II | How greatly differ the thousand years of the pine in length, 20 II | heart from the pine of a thousand years." As Matsunaga shows 21 II | karō whose income was ten thousand koku and on a certain day 22 II(30)| golden age was already a thousand years in the past when authentic 23 III | saying, and irrevocable for a thousand years! In China, excepting 24 III | bring an hundred times ten thousand men." But Ieyasu replied:—" 25 III | thinking possibly one in ten thousand may be of use." "Thanks," 26 III | with an income of thirty thousand koku of rice.17 He had an 27 III | up his income of thirty thousand koku and disappeared forever. 28 IV | had been honoured for a thousand years and turned Dai Butsu 29 V | moon knows the grief of a thousand generations, And kindly 30 V | themselves with good wishes for a thousand worlds, I will set my heart


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