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 1 I  |        And one remarked: "I have heard the leading scholars of
 2 I  |         replied:—~   "I too have heard of these schools which have
 3 I  |        played when a boy. Once I heard a priest tell this story:—~   
 4 I  |       loving them. A real dragon heard of it and thought, if he
 5 I  |          with admiration as they heard him snore. On the morrow
 6 I  |         voice it is not seen nor heard by men. When there is truth
 7 I  |         listened to it cannot be heard. It enters into all things!
 8 I  |      vulgar illustration which I heard in Kaga.~   A sawyer was
 9 III|       the beginning of his reign heard that his most famous general
10 III|          profound admiration all heard these words and could urge
11 III|        wife and child. So I have heard. if they thus hate their
12 III|          Tenmokuzan. When Naizen heard of the disaster he wished
13 III|          SEED.~   When in Kaga I heard a man remark:—"All sins,
14 III|     heart!~   When I was young I heard a story about another samurai.
15 III| instructions. When Bungō no Kami heard the circumstance he was
16 IV |        his case. So when Itakura heard a cause he shut himself
17 IV |      ground tea and was as if he heard not. Now he is famous. When
18 IV |          There goes Suwo." As he heard the shout he said, "No one
19 IV |     victorious in reason. I have heard many cases, but never before
20 V  |         How deep is it?" All who heard it ate their tongues, and