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 1 Int|     opposition Taoism gained in strength. Later on for centuries
 2 Int|     travellers are not of equal strength. There are men and women,
 3 Int|       each one according to the strength of his eyes can use it;
 4 Int| mastered, according to time and strength we are to go on to others."
 5 Int|         nourished and from that strength the life will come and then
 6 I  |             My oath has not the strength of Mencius but I do not
 7 I  |         wonders, 65 of feats of strength, confusions or divinities,
 8 II |      spirit of birth is gaining strength. So does the Book of Changes
 9 II |       is one that preserves the strength of the medicine for ever.
10 II |        are we to use the spirit strength to make the weak strong,
11 III|        medicine and regains his strength. But however wise a man
12 III|    account for his success. The strength of his troops explains his "
13 III|       samurai had been a man of strength and always first when there
14 IV |       the putting forth of full strength by anything. Seven or eight
15 IV |    Seven or eight tenths of our strength should be used and the rest
16 IV |      difficulties. Treasure and strength are wasted in the end. Especially
17 IV |       but they were men of mere strength and bravery, without knowledge
18 V  |        must we waste our time. "Strength comes not twice. A day is