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 1 I  |        the exposition, when the talk was of the changes in the
 2 I  |        Though we know that this talk of Heaven and Hell is false,
 3 I  |      and never say that all the talk of Heaven and Hell is false.
 4 I  |         and indulgence in empty talk. It is a subject for the
 5 I  |         should like to stay and talk till day-break; but I must
 6 I  |        at a sitting, but I will talk a while, taking an illustration
 7 II |         it an old man's foolish talk.~   How sad is the condition
 8 II |      after study was ended, the talk was of benevolence and righteousness,
 9 II |        the virtue of the heart? Talk to us awhile of this. And
10 III|     people. How shallow is this talk of his resistless fate!~
11 III| distinction of rank. So does my talk of fidelity bring in samurai
12 IV |         the evening with him in talk, all sat down. As the lights
13 IV |        and sin mingled with his talk of forsaking the world.
14 IV |       hall and had all sorts of talk with the dancing girls.
15 V  |        all sat down. And as the talk went on the people of the
16 V  |     their faces reddened if the talk was of women. Their joy
17 V  |         women. Their joy was in talk of battles and of plans
18 V  |      But nowadays the young men talk of loss and gain, of dancing