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 1 Int|        and the five virtues. We gain nothing from without; all
 2 I  |        wish your help. We shall gain food for future thought.
 3 II | diligent men through misfortune gain no promotion and negligent
 4 II | dangerous evil way in search of gain. But Heaven too has its
 5 II |        evil powers they seem to gain their ends, but Heaven soon
 6 II |       For bad men see temporary gain and rejoice with shallow
 7 II |       reality and seek fame and gain. So they die without seeing
 8 II |           But men want rank and gain. They seek them day and
 9 II |         yet many were intent on gain and the great merchants
10 IV |       care neither for fame nor gain. But I am not so sure of
11 IV |    world and despising fame and gain, but he lacked the firm
12 V  |         The desire for fame and gain in the world, and the forsaking
13 V  |     first cast away reputation, gain and pleasure! Then there
14 V  |      young men talk of loss and gain, of dancing girls and harlots
15 V  |   righteousness, though wise in gain and lust. The "Way" is forsaken