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 1 II |        He met an empty bellied beggar seeking food and cried out:
 2 III| purposed to spend my life as a beggar. With no design on my part
 3 III|        it carefully. At last a beggar met him and asked, "What
 4 III|       told of his loss and the beggar said that he had found the
 5 III|        papers and all, and the beggar gave it back to him. In
 6 III|     event Ichijurō offered the beggar five ryō, but the beggar
 7 III|       beggar five ryō, but the beggar would not take them. "But
 8 III|         said Ichijurō. But the beggar persisted. "Had I wanted
 9 III|    Take this for sake." So the beggar took it and said, "I'll
10 III|        said, "I am Hachibei, a beggar of Kurumazenshichi."~   
11 III|     and determined to give the beggar the five ryō. So on the
12 III|        clerk to Zenshichi, the beggar's master, to ask him to
13 III|       But Zenshichi said, "The beggar Hachibei got a bu somewhere
14 III|      had doubtless entered the beggar's guild because poor and
15 III|      this man who was called a beggar was in truth a samurai.~   
16 III|      candles and steal them. A beggar slept there wrapped up in
17 III|        reviled him, saying, "A beggar has no right to speak!"
18 III|      he replied, "True, I am a beggar, for I do not as you." That
19 III|        are many like Yuge, the beggar Hachibei, and this beggar
20 III|      beggar Hachibei, and this beggar in Kaga. Yet I cannot help