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 1 Int|         for a thousand years the new religion was supreme. "All
 2 Int|          philosophy and with its new self-consciousness had attacked
 3 Int|         its quondam friend. This new philosophy has satisfied
 4 Int|           and the accession of a new monarch, Shin-tsung, enabled
 5 Int|         on the classics opened a new era in Chinese philosophy
 6 Int|         and was confined. As the new was forbidden so was the
 7 Int|          but it was permitted no new influence, it was permitted
 8 Int|          was permitted to add no new ideas here in Japan where
 9 Int|        as insensibly taking on a new colour and feeling a new
10 Int|         new colour and feeling a new spirit.~   It follows that
11 Int|      once at the bidding of this new comer and left "not a wrack
12 Int|           No improvements in the new philosophy were even attempted.
13 Int|          is to be added that the new system was superior to the
14 I  |       the ancient learning after new principles. Where is the
15 II |         much impressed with this new study of martial fortune,
16 II |        with you and have nothing new to say, but still I will
17 IV |    severity of the laws and make new the people's eyes and ears.
18 IV | traditions of his craft and form new methods for himself, but
19 IV |          and difficult to invent new ways. There are ever men
20 V  |      speak? False principles and new heresies come forth day
21 V  |        honours the "Way." In the New Year when men bless themselves
22 V  |         So at the end I wrote my New Year's verse, ending yet