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 1 Int    |         And at death man shall return to the all pervading spirit, "
 2 Int(49)|       a time collected and may return and show itself p. 24 and
 3 Int(49)|        time; finally all alike return to the primeval spirit.
 4 I      |      ages pass there is a sure return to the "Way" though to look
 5 I      |  sixty-sixth day sun and earth return and meeting make the year.
 6 I      |      go as men who shall never return again. Thus shall you be
 7 II     |     replied: "Conquer self and return to propriety."22 Propriety
 8 II     |     the provinces. Should they return they would find no occupation
 9 III    |       went hawking, and on his return his karō all went forth
10 III    |        mar the pleasure of his return." But Sugita replied:—"There
11 III    |     Would that old times might return!~I long for the trace of
12 III    |   waited for an opportunity to return the favours he had received.
13 IV     | something to say to you when I return." So when he returned from
14 V      |        his expenses and on his return sent to return it. His creditor,
15 V      |      and on his return sent to return it. His creditor, Kuroda