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 1 II | extravagance. We may well spend money on our weapons but luxury
 2 II |       and all the world desires money without which these lusts
 3 II |        year, so it is cheap and money is dear. The samurai who
 4 II |    enough, while those who have money buy cheap grain with dear
 5 II |         is unlimited and useful money goes for useless things.
 6 II |        goes for useless things. Money is less and less in quantity
 7 II |       them steal their master's money and fire the house to hide
 8 III|       landlord's kindness, with money to pay his rent and for
 9 III|       What have you lost? Is it money?" Overjoyed Ichijurō told
10 III|         described its contents, money, papers and all, and the
11 III|       one had lost his master's money and would be in trouble.
12 III|   persuade Hachibei to take the money. But Zenshichi said, "The
13 III|          and having fortunately money for a feast for his comrades
14 IV |          So he gave the man his money.~   As the candlestick is
15 V  |       went to Korea he borrowed money for his expenses and on
16 V  |     stingy. If one is stingy of money still more will he be stingy