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 1 Int  |      honour. So too does loyalty take precedence of filial obedience
 2 I    | understanding that nothing could take its place. For thirty years
 3 I(32)|          fourth century A.D. and take high rank among Taoist writings.~
 4 I    |      towel and the fox could not take it; for he had resolved
 5 I    |         hermit said: "Why do you take me for a goblin and hate
 6 II   |       But never mind their form, take their truth.~THE EYELASH
 7 II   |            Red fades in the sun, take it inside." But in the house
 8 III  |        his life a few years, and take mine with his!" He would
 9 III  |        empire fast lest some one take it from them, as a child
10 III  |          he is like one who will take no medicine because his
11 III  |        The Book of Poetry says, "Take the herbs; uproot them not
12 III  |         but the beggar would not take them. "But it was all one
13 III  |          and you returned it! Do take five ryō!" said Ichijurō.
14 III  |      crying, "It is cold to-day! Take this for sake." So the beggar
15 III  |         and persuade Hachibei to take the money. But Zenshichi
16 III  |     never have used his power to take that which belonged to others.
17 IV   |     should Shishan die who could take his place?" And Confucius
18 IV   |       than the Tsure-dzure Gusa. Take out the lust and Buddhism
19 IV   |    falsely accused he refused to take an oath, saying, "I have
20 IV   |     never lied, and why should I take an oath?" so Yoritomo forgave
21 V    |         directed the servants to take off the flesh from some
22 V    |   payment Kuroda Josui would not take the principal. He was economical
23 V    |         as you like your tea, do take a vacation while en route."