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 1 Int  |           is called the system of Tei-Shu (Japanese pronunciation).~   
 2 Int  |         were the teachings of the Tei-Shu school supreme in the East
 3 Int  |       worshipped at the shrine of Tei-Shu. No Western ever held more
 4 Int  |         adopted the philosophy of Tei-Shu with all its hostility to
 5 Int  |          philosophy, not even the Tei-Shu philosophy as represented
 6 I    |           as to the philosophy of Tei-Shu; 5 and the Old Man replied:—~   
 7 I(5) |          above. The philosophy of Tei-Shu, p. 5 above.~
 8 I    |          believed the teaching of Tei-Shu. So the time still passed
 9 I    |           Mencius is the "Way" of Tei-Shu. Forsaking Tei-Shu we cannot
10 I    |        Way" of Tei-Shu. Forsaking Tei-Shu we cannot find Confucius
11 I    | ten-thousandth of the learning of Tei-Shu should readily find fault
12 I    |        but the ancient models and Tei-Shu have been firmly accepted,
13 I    |           be put in opposition to Tei-Shu. The classical literature
14 I    |         them thoroughly study the Tei-Shu works. Without knowing even
15 I    |         knowing even the hedge of Tei-Shu they make their own hearts
16 I    |        how can they fail to doubt Tei-Shu? They superficially attack
17 I    |            Only the philosophy of Tei-Shu unites outer and inner,
18 I    |          limits of my powers? The Tei-Shu philosophy is like the ceremonial
19 I(29)|   forebade all deviation from the Tei-Shu system in its schools, and
20 I    |         your filial love. This is Tei-Shu's mystery, but only those
21 I(40)|    between heaven and earth." The Tei-Shu school would perhaps question
22 I(40)|         the "ki" of the school of Tei-Shu, and so of the dominant
23 V    |       years; that he had followed Tei-Shu and sought the manners of