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 1 Int   |     was distinguished for his love of books and unremitting
 2 I     |     of horse or dog, though I love learning and purpose to
 3 I     |     to learned vanity and the love of empty praise. So has
 4 I     |       I visit him how he will love me! So straightway he put
 5 I     |  applause while professing to love the Sages. Should they meet
 6 I     |    study we know that we must love our parents and reverence
 7 I     |       dictates of your filial love. This is Tei-Shu's mystery,
 8 I     |     apart from them and their love. The daimyō gives us all
 9 II    |     hate and what does Heaven love? It loves benevolence and
10 II    |       things in man is called love. So doubt not that Heaven
11 II    |       former experience as we love our friend an hundredfold
12 II    |     becomes the heart of man, love to his fellows will be the
13 II    | benevolence, the principle of love, is the virtue of the heart.
14 II    |       is benevolence shown in love. When the pulse ceases to
15 II    |     dies, and when the law of love is lost the heart is destroyed.
16 II    |    when we see our parents we love them, and naturally we reverence
17 II    |    feeling. How then shall we love or reverence, respond to
18 II(16)| Christian virtues in the word love, so does "jin" comprise
19 II    |      of virtue and the law of love.~   Bravery even comes from
20 II    |      of the heart, the law of love, and that in its perfection
21 II    |    the real cause is the evil love of luxury. Stop the extravagant
22 V     |       for its clear light and love its pure reflection and
23 V     |     ceases not" refers to the love of the ancients, the study
24 V     |   reproved her: "You may well love your husband; Buddhism does
25 V     |     not for man." Born with a love for learning, let us not