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 1 Int(35)| democratic disregard of official rank and right, led an assault
 2 Int    |        yet with a distinction of rank." When this distinction
 3 Int    |         When this distinction of rank is preserved all are good.
 4 Int    |     lowest wisdom determined the rank and there was none evil.
 5 Int    |    Jun-an. Here Kyusō took first rank and made great progress
 6 I(32)  |       century A.D. and take high rank among Taoist writings.~
 7 I      |        no notion of the Shōgun's rank, continued at his work.
 8 I      |         friend, a samurai of low rank named Sugimoto. While absent
 9 I      |       Heaven and Earth are given rank by it and by it all things
10 II     |    borrowed world." But men want rank and gain. They seek them
11 II     |          know. But so and so has rank and wealth. He is unknown
12 II     |         men were chosen only for rank, words, literary skill,
13 III    |          empire is peace. Men of rank and virtue may treat their
14 III    |    instance. No other man of low rank has thus taken his life
15 III    |   exalted. I may well give up my rank; " and he left his castle
16 III    |          knows no distinction of rank. So does my talk of fidelity
17 IV     |         He soon gave up his high rank, became a priest, liked
18 V      |           Alas! Alas! but my low rank and feeble powers could