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 1 Int|         of act and thought and desire and will. In mysterious
 2 Int|        represented in Japan. I desire to represent the spirit
 3 I  |     time of the Min. These men desire high things, revile the
 4 II |     goes freely obedient to my desire.~ ./. So wrote I forty years
 5 II |       the times of peace. They desire drink and pleasure and know
 6 II |     First reform customs if we desire good government. And the
 7 III|     hushand's house through my desire for life," and killed herself
 8 III|     the temple, and now my one desire is to repay what I have
 9 III| grieved for him. But he had no desire to abide in the temple;
10 IV |         Not otherwise did they desire that government should be
11 IV |       true wisdom. But men who desire authority and outward ornament
12 V  |       verse and wine their one desire is that, The Moon shine
13 V  |     forsake not the world. The desire for fame and gain in the
14 V  |        both alike are from the desire for one's own happiness.
15 V  |      forsake these through the desire for paradise is a shameful
16 V  |     who are accounted scholars desire false doctrines, mix them