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 1 Int|          insists upon the supreme duty of "polishing the illustrious
 2 Int|          for every one there is a duty suited to his powers, and
 3 Int|         determines him. His whole duty is to live as befits his
 4 I  |           resting, is without its duty.~   Ōyōmei's followers reproach
 5 I  |         all the scholar finds his duty. And especially three things
 6 I  |       pleasure. Careless of their duty to parent and lord they
 7 II |      promotion we are diligent in duty. But some men who are careful
 8 II |     frequently should neglect our duty that punishment and degradation
 9 II | men-at-arms and if it is not your duty to know. But so and so has
10 II |           unknown to no one. What duty have you more important
11 II |          unemployed. That is your duty to me. When fine swords,
12 II |         make for an officer whose duty shall be the choice of man.
13 III|          reverence, yet is it the duty of scholars to celebrate
14 III|        but if Yoshisada knows the duty of a samurai he will put
15 III|           submission is her chief duty, and though she fully perform
16 III|           fully perform this high duty of fidelity, yet is she
17 III|         of anything superior, and duty will be slackly performed
18 III|      lamentable? Surely it is our duty to reveal such hidden righteousness.
19 V  |          should be obeyed and the duty of samurai. But nowadays
20 V  |       with a shell. Yet is it our duty as scholars to grieve over