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 1 I  |         hara-kiri to-morrow so I'll go to bed at once. Do you
 2 I  |         true and false. To day I'll make an end.~   Three classes
 3 I  |        of the hundred virtues. I'll speak of that a while.~   
 4 II |       But Abe merely replied, "I'll consider it." Then in a
 5 II |        bring them as presents. I'll care for them no more."
 6 III|     suggests anything of value I'll adopt it; if not, I'll let
 7 III|         I'll adopt it; if not, I'll let it alone. We should
 8 III|          destroyed come to me. I'll obtain your pardon with
 9 III|      wife, but she exclaimed, "I'll not disgrace my hushand'
10 III|       general has no seed," so I'll add,—The heroic woman has
11 III|        perhaps he is deceived. I'll examine into the affair
12 III|       said. On your invitation I'll go in and have a cup of
13 III|      beggar took it and said, "I'll drink the sake." And in
14 IV |        cannot now be reversed. I'll pay you for your loss and
15 V  |       and said, "If I meet him I'll insult him to his face."
16 V  | followers, "See! When he comes I'll strike him!" and waited