bold = Main text
   Book                                    grey = Comment text

 1 Int(49)|         so to speak, willingly die the spirit thus dissolves,
 2 Int(49)|       dissolves, but when they die violently, with strong protest,
 3 I      |      those who had resolved to die together there with the
 4 I      |     and as I had determined to die I swore purposing to break
 5 I      |       ten-thousandth, though I die still shall I live. 33 As
 6 II     |        careful of their health die young and some careless
 7 II     |      we should be diseased and die. And were we to think diligence
 8 II     |    seek fame and gain. So they die without seeing the truth.
 9 II     |    morning hears the 'Way' may die content at night."14 To
10 II     |    wait for the rising sun and die, such is the morning-glory'
11 II     |        obey a day, and then to die: to live a year is to obey
12 II     |        obey a year and then to die. If thus in the morning
13 II     |        the morning we hear and die at night there is no regret.
14 II     |       life and without it they die.~   You have explained correctly
15 III    |         for the empire I shall die."6 With profound admiration
16 III    |     horse that he might go and die with them. But Daizen seized
17 III    |        replied. "There we will die." So with an hundred men
18 III    | dismissed me, and now should I die for my country it will be
19 III    |      judgment; but if I do not die I shall injure the fidelity
20 III    |        expressly that he might die.~   When Katsuyori and all
21 III    |       the post where he should die, and theft. These leave
22 IV     |     our fields; should Shishan die who could take his place?"
23 IV     |       of such deeds they would die of astonishment. All of
24 IV     |        forbidding retainers to die with their lords, his stopping
25 V      |       a woman who was ready to die of grief because of the