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 1 Int|    system. He taught that his purpose differed from the Buddhist.
 2 Int|   outside  ./. of things. His purpose was indeed good but he was
 3 Int|    was shown.~   It is not my purpose to discuss the Chinese philosophy,
 4 Int|     not been necessary for my purpose to translate all. The literary
 5 Int|     not a classic, and as the purpose is to set forth the ruling
 6 Int| precisely defeat the author's purpose, his ornaments in Japanese
 7 I  |    constantly strengthened my purpose to perfect myself to the
 8 I  |    though I love learning and purpose to follow the "Way," I have
 9 I  |       of Mencius but I do not purpose to fall behind the oath
10 I  |   oath promised to forego his purpose. So the official went home
11 I  |      I swear. So like Genku I purpose to swear for my "Way" but
12 I  |      death. Such was Buddha's purpose.~   Compare their scheme
13 I  |   determined to go on in this purpose to the end. You may class
14 I  |       himself. We approve his purpose. But Shushi's "science"
15 I  |    and hand. The fox knew his purpose and was powerless. When
16 II |     no matter what may be the purpose. Surely it is shameful!
17 II |      such a heart, even if we purpose not to aid our neighbors,
18 II |  accumulated without definite purpose, yet constantly as day or
19 II |      great, must perceive his purpose, govern themselves and be
20 III|    His sincerity effected his purpose, and the Shōgun said, "Very
21 III|    man was that! How pure his purpose! Who can excel him?~   But
22 IV |       is really to fulfil the purpose of our ancestors. Not otherwise
23 IV |        but he lacked the firm purpose of the man who really deserts
24 V  |       must scholars set their purpose on the "Way." It not to