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 1 I  |   field. In illustration of my meaning I will tell you a story
 2 I  |      Mencius, let us learn his meaning by careful thought and study.
 3 I  |      are begotten. This is the meaning of the expression: Reckoning
 4 I  |       and its revelation." Its meaning is thus stated  ./. in the
 5 I  |     expression but profound in meaning. To speak evil or to do
 6 I  |        not know the profound I meaning of the "self:"—~   "The
 7 II |       from fear. Not with this meaning did Confucius and Mencius
 8 II |    Matsunaga's verse has other meaning, has it not? I think it
 9 II |       I wash my feet." And its meaning is, the Sage is not stopped
10 II |      and grandson will know my meaning." A third daimyō was thought
11 II |        and seven have profound meaning everywhere.~ ~BENEVOLENCE
12 II |      compassion, and if enough meaning is read into it we may agree;
13 II |        his guests: What is the meaning of the phrase, "The people
14 II |    give but this." This is the meaning of that figure of a mountain
15 III|       were well chosen and his meaning plain.~   As I constantly
16 IV |     have completely taught the meaning of the proverb as to the
17 IV |    good. There is this further meaning in it. As the short poem
18 IV | replied, "It is wonderful what meaning you can find even in a theme