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 1 Int   |        are told. And on the other hand,—"Shushi's teaching is admirable
 2 I     |           too shallow and near at hand! Should Sages again appear
 3 I     |          readily as one turns his hand. When Confucius would work
 4 I     |          towel was taken from the hand by the fox a rubbing was
 5 I     |       with his sword both fox and hand. The fox knew his purpose
 6 II    | understand that which is close at hand, it is as secret as the
 7 II    |        Like holding an egg in the hand," not forgetting or down
 8 II    |          Against the multitude no hand," so against custom is no
 9 III   |        all." But Ieyasu waved his hand dissentingly. "Though it
10 III(9)|         bestowal of a gift by the hand of the daimyō was regarded
11 III   |        thus taken his life in his hand and approached the Shōgun
12 IV    |           so dark was it close at hand, was slain by Akechi."4~   
13 IV    |        used this darkness near at hand in a bad sense. I would
14 IV    |         and need a light close at hand we houour the short one,
15 IV    |        distance are dark close at hand. If from the darkness we
16 IV    | illuminate that which is close at hand, we look at the darkness
17 IV    |        for finding things just at hand but useless at a distance.
18 IV    |           shame. But on the other hand he felt he had committed
19 V     |           One with his cup in his hand recited a verse of Rihaku1
20 V     |          her mistress, soroban in hand, arguing prices and values.
21 V     |          paralysized too, so that hand and foot were not easily