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 1 Int(35)|        criminal. Another account says that en route to Satsuma
 2 I      |          the sea. As Kantaishi14 says,—"To sit in a well and,
 3 I      |    speech. As the Book of Poetry says: "Who knows me says: He
 4 I      |       Poetry says: "Who knows me says: He has sorrow in his heart;
 5 I      |          heart; Who knows me not says: Something he seeks; Blue,
 6 I      |      returned: "Who are you that says such a heartless thing?
 7 I      |         bravery." As the proverb says, "Only such fathers have
 8 I      |         the Doctrine of the Mean says: "Looked for it cannot be
 9 I      |        like this. As the proverb says,—"Men wish to see the thing
10 I      |              The Book of Changes says: "Heaven opposes not, still
11 I      |     apart from it. As Shokosetsu says, "If there is not a thought
12 II     |      From Heaven! Even the world says, "Fortune is in Heaven."
13 II     | invisible. As the Book of Poetry says,—"Fear the will of Heaven.
14 II     |       Without it, as the proverb says, "with one bound of an ox,"
15 II     |   righteous all at once. Mencius says: "It is by the accumulation
16 II     |      disobey? But as the proverb says, "Against the multitude
17 III    |         or Japan! As the proverb says: "The general has no seed,"
18 III    |    forgotten. The Book of Poetry says, "Take the herbs; uproot
19 IV     | unwilling to use their gifts. So says Laotz:5—"The wise merchant
20 IV     |       sure of that. The Taiheiki says that he wrote a lustful
21 IV     |     Moronawo; and the Entairiaku says that when he accepted the
22 V      |        the past. Though the moon says not a word, yet it speaks.