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 1 Int  |     contented Europe for eighteen hundred years.~   Shushi was born
 2 I    |        been determined these five hundred years. From Shushi's own
 3 I    |        our land with peace for an hundred years learning has flourished.
 4 I    |          settle this debate of an hundred years. Meanwhile men laugh
 5 I    |          the six classics and the hundred deeds. Loyalty and disloyalty,
 6 I    | principles. So is it with all the hundred virtues of the Superior
 7 I    |           is the beginning of the hundred virtues. I'll speak of that
 8 I    |         no year. But on the three hundred and sixty-sixth day sun
 9 I    |          that are not yet, for an hundred years to come as for the
10 I    |          years to come as for the hundred years past. For the "law"
11 I(52)|        hair at the distance of an hundred paces. Mayers, p. 119. Shikō
12 II   |          while his shame lasts an hundred generations, memorial of
13 III  |         prevail, for more than an hundred years there has been no
14 III  |     cannot win though he bring an hundred times ten thousand men."
15 III  |          we will die." So with an hundred men he went on to the castle
16 III  |          that he had eaten for an hundred days. The landlord informed
17 V    |       into this verse:~   "For an hundred generations the universe
18 V    |           not hesitate to give an hundred silver pieces when his friend