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 1 Int|        greatly pleased that he sent Kyusō to Kyōto to continue
 2 I  |        celebrated priest Genku sent his oath to Tsukinowa, Kujō,
 3 II |       who loved philosophy was sent on a tour of inspection.
 4 II |    buying one of highest price sent it to Abe by his physician.
 5 II |        offence is trifling and sent to prison if it is great.
 6 II |      should be written out and sent with the prisoner to the
 7 III|  Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Hideyoshi sent a messenger to Hamamatsu
 8 III| invitations. At last Hideyoshi sent his mother as hostage and
 9 III|  thought, as he obeyed. But Io sent for Sugita to come direct
10 III|        words to-day. So I have sent for you so late at night.
11 III|        Nitta his wife secretly sent a letter to her uncle. He
12 III|     absence Ishida Mitsunari12 sent troops to Tadaoki's castle
13 III|   theft of the bamboos, for he sent a messenger to Amano demanding
14 III|       again by and by," and he sent one of his high officers
15 III|   books. When all were safe he sent off the men who had been
16 III|  landlord took pity on him and sent him food, but he became
17 III|  became ill. Then his landlord sent him gruel, but he declined
18 III|       the following morning he sent Ichijurō and his chief clerk
19 III|   Ichijurō told his master who sent for the corpse and expended
20 IV |     dancing girls. When he was sent to Nara he asked his guards
21 IV |   first among them all. He was sent to fight at Amakusa,10 and
22 V  |     expenses and on his return sent to return it. His creditor,
23 V  |        some tai which had been sent in as a present and to make