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 1 I  |         His karō called at his house and sought to dissuade him.
 2 I  |     evil is to prop up a great house with a single stick. Who
 3 I  |       over the downfall of the house of Shu, and such is my grief
 4 I  |        inconveniently near his house. Mr. Wiseman jeered at the
 5 I  |      his keeper and all in the house and then said to the guests:
 6 I  |    heart, for the heart is the House of God. Where there is no
 7 I  |        done in private go from house to province and on, increasing,
 8 I  |      many birds sang round the house, three great stars shone
 9 II |    line has been destroyed and house extinguished. Or at the
10 II |      soon decrees and body and house are lost. Many such instances
11 II |    take it inside." But in the house of another great noble was
12 II |      by their carelessness the house catches fire and burns.
13 II |    master's money and fire the house to hide their misdeeds.
14 II |         He does not come to my house." Ieyasu changed colour
15 II |       not go familiarly to the house of his superior. You are
16 II |    only those who call at your house you will corrupt the samurai.
17 III|        Once when in a friend's house our host related this story
18 III|        power and destroy their house because no one will remonstrate,
19 III|      his family, so the feudal house of Banshu is the work of
20 III|      not disgrace my hushand's house through my desire for life,"
21 III|       his position and taken a house in Hachobori, Edo. I have
22 III| wealthy folk build a miniature house over the grave and put a
23 IV |     learned. The people of the house must hate me, and therefore
24 IV |     summoned the master of the house and inquired, "Has any cause
25 V  |  friends gathered again at the house of the Old Man. They made
26 V  |      went on the people of the house set out food and wine, and
27 V  |  company and called him to his house, asked him of horsemanship,