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 1 I  |     the rest was this samurai saying his farewells to the guests.
 2 I  |     of fundamental principles saying: "The superior man returns
 3 I  |       not finished what I was saying the other day about learning
 4 I  |       When once they hear the saying of Shushi: "With care and
 5 I  | scholars explain 'Shin-tō' by saying that 'Japan is the Land
 6 I  |       continued: Consider the saying, "Shun by doing nothing
 7 I  |          This is a celebrated saying, simple in expression but
 8 I  |     or gifts. How partial the saying, "Good stays within the
 9 I  |  again and excused themselves saying: We have been busy and so
10 II |       it wins. It is a famous saying: Heaven always wins, evil
11 II |   great philosopher, but this saying is truly great. I well remember
12 III|     one man."2 Famous is that saying, and irrevocable for a thousand
13 III|    and finally took the paper saying, "Always be free to say
14 III| thieves to touch the candles, saying, "These offerings at the
15 III|   touched." They reviled him, saying, "A beggar has no right
16 IV |     government, as the vulgar saying is, "The government of the
17 IV | mother remonstrated with him, saying. "You have not kept enough;"
18 IV |      refused to take an oath, saying, "I have never lied, and
19 V  |    leave when he stopped them saying,—"The moon is very fine