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 1 Int|             It waged its war, not wholly without effect, in the eighteenth
 2 Int|     government gave its patronage wholly to the school of Shushi
 3 Int|          immortality.49 "The soul wholly dissolves  ./. at death
 4 Int|           study. His life was the wholly uneventful career of a professional
 5 I  |          arguments, selfishly and wholly without shame. It is the
 6 I  |      examination still he was not wholly without reason. For in his
 7 II | morning-glory lives a day, blooms wholly as it had received, and
 8 II |           bound of an ox," we are wholly given up to self. Nor are
 9 III|      their followers and depended wholly on themselves. The profound
10 III|      feared it not. Her heart was wholly set on Yoshitsune and she
11 III|           be slackly performed or wholly forgotten.~   In the period
12 III|    merciful nor severe but guided wholly by reason. All three were
13 IV |          regret follows fast. Not wholly should a superior man give
14 IV |      something else,' so I had it wholly taken down and wrapped in
15 V  |           when a samurai, who was wholly illiterate, looked long