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 1 I  |       man  ./. born blind once asked: "What is the sun like?"
 2 I  |        FROM MAN.~   A listener asked:—Since God is just and quick
 3 II |     attainment.~   When Gankai asked Confucius about benevolence,
 4 II |     Long ago in Kaga a samurai asked me of this control of the
 5 II |       the census," the Old Man asked his guests: What is the
 6 II | inspection. Before starting he asked his teacher for advice and
 7 III|         And when the young man asked the name of the man and
 8 III|    fled to Tōshōji. Andōzaimon asked if many had killed themselves
 9 III|        that strange the priest asked, "Who are you? Come in and
10 III|        the next day the priest asked him to remain until he should
11 III|      last a beggar met him and asked, "What have you lost? Is
12 III|    Ichijurō was astonished and asked for the body, and asked
13 III|        asked for the body, and asked the man not to send it off
14 IV | therefore call me Suwo." So he asked who lived within, and the
15 IV |    seen by his side and he was asked, Do you like the Book? Kenko
16 IV |       to the general opinion," asked another guest, "that Kenko
17 IV |    When he was sent to Nara he asked his guards to send him his
18 V  |    looked long at the moon and asked,—"How wide  ./. is it?"
19 V  |       called him to his house, asked him of horsemanship, archery
20 V  |      came to Takao and Bungaku asked him to spend the night with