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 1 I  |      had a friend, a samurai of low rank named Sugimoto. While
 2 II |      here and in China high and low have felt its influence.
 3 II |   personal. It affects high and low. It leads generals to overestimate
 4 II | Knowledge is high, propriety is low; the height of the knowledge
 5 II |      high increases so does the low improve. This is the "Way,"
 6 II |         is the influence of the low upon the high. To amend
 7 III|       instance. No other man of low rank has thus taken his
 8 III|      the distinction of high or low, male or female, without
 9 III|       Hime Kagami. Probably her low origin and occupation as
10 III|         distinction of high and low. This is its virtue.~   
11 IV |       ruler and ruled, high and low, show mercy and loyalty,
12 IV |       contain for the most part low wit and vile lies, without
13 IV |        ornament are indeed very low, like frogs in a well.~ ~
14 V  |       From of old all, high and low, men and women, who have
15 V  | deteriorate. Alas! Alas! but my low rank and feeble powers could