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 1 Int|       ethics.~   The first period came to an end in the eighth
 2 Int|       three intermingle, but they came to philosophical and religious
 3 Int|              The Confucian ethics came to Japan early in the Christian
 4 Int|          ages of Buddhistic faith came to a close and the intellect
 5 Int|          This is the system which came to Japan in the 17th century
 6 I  | celebrated truth unimpaired. Then came Ōyōmei with his intuitionalism. 11
 7 I  |           Man was ill his friends came to see him and he begged
 8 I  |        A.D. 1624-1643) the Shōgun came to Yanaka on a hawking expedition,
 9 I  |           and by this we know God came.~   And now for the application.
10 I  |        his son in grief and anger came determined to burn, on the
11 I  |        had been absent for a time came again and excused themselves
12 III|           profoundly. His friends came to spend the day with him,
13 III|        though repeated messengers came with urgent invitations.
14 III|          late at night when there came a rapping at his door. Some
15 III|          was retreating when news came that Takatoku had burned
16 III|          smoking ruins. Just then came the letter from his niece.
17 III|       been unjustly condemned and came expressly that he might
18 III|      soldiers in charge. Some men came from the estates of the
19 III|         priest inquired whence he came and whither he journeyed.~   
20 IV |           half gone, some friends came to the Old Man's cottage
21 IV |    attacked Sanshin, and when Ōmō came forth to meet him cried, '
22 IV |      another occasion when guests came to see the Old Man a copy
23 IV |       passed all of his relatives came to be on the best of terms
24 V  |    pilgrimage through the east he came to Kamakura and went with
25 V  |         to his face." Once Saigyō came to Takao and Bungaku asked
26 V  |         suspense, but when Saigyō came Bungaku's courage failed
27 V  |          uguisu from the tree-top came to his bed awakening him