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 1 Int   |        philosophy" of Shu-shi it sought to substitute an idealistic
 2 Int   |    wisdom, nor a commentator: he sought to find all truth within
 3 Int   |   thought the case demanded, but sought to substitute their system
 4 I     |          called at his house and sought to dissuade him. But in
 5 I     |        and with his "intuitions" sought to examine himself. We approve
 6 I     |       was a farmer all naturally sought the enlargement of their
 7 II    |        victory over self. Gankai sought the method of self-government.
 8 III   |          him in haste and vainly sought his cure by the aid of physicians.
 9 III   |   followers feared treachery and sought to dissuade him;—"If you
10 III(8)|       with its dedication Ieyasu sought cause for offence and brought
11 III   | competition between them. No one sought to conform to the others,
12 III   |          history of the past and sought scholarly samurai to help
13 III   |         found the opportunity he sought, and after working to the
14 IV    |       Japan! Great generals have sought distant enterprises and
15 IV    |   Kamakura he confessed this and sought the forgiveness of Yoritomo;
16 V     |         had followed Tei-Shu and sought the manners of the Sages;