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 1 Int|     arose among the literati and officials as to the best mode of conducting
 2 II |  Nowadays in Japan are many evil officials; some are punished soon,
 3 II |      beads were nuts. So all the officials renounced extravagance.~   
 4 II |      became the fashion with the officials and the city folk, and all
 5 II |     taxes and reproved the local officials. He exhorted to filial obedience,
 6 II |        far as I hear, avaricious officials are many, and in the country
 7 II |       their daily food. When the officials remember the heart which
 8 II |        fashion. The nobles, high officials and the rich put crowds
 9 II |        are righteous the mass of officials naturally follow with reverence
10 II |          is the unfitness of the officials for their places. Laws are
11 II |         When all is entrusted to officials such as these, the Government
12 II | accomplish it alone, but all the officials, small and great, must perceive
13 II |         more should all the high officials approve him. Doubtless they
14 II | carefully guarded. And the other officials of the time were also pure
15 II |         company with samurai and officials, with rascals and dissolute
16 II |         and even nobles and high officials go secretly to brothels
17 II |          men should be made high officials and thus will the stream
18 II |      state their case. The minor officials do not wish to listen, are
19 III|        The landlord informed the officials, and they told him to carry
20 III|        and told the story to the officials there, and they told it
21 IV |     patient regard for the chief officials and was wise and impartial