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 1 Int|     educated Chinamen";4 nor, so far as my limited study goes,
 2 Int|       the eye while the heart is far away is not true reading;
 3 Int| Confucian literature in Japan so far instructed the mass of the
 4 Int|       deepest "self" lies hidden far below his changing "self"
 5 I  |    useless in the world. This is far other than I had purposed.
 6 I  |   compact! Yet is it neither too far away and high, nor too shallow
 7 I  |       all followed in peace. How far is this from the thoughts
 8 II |        solitude, in waste places far from men. Shall we exalt
 9 II |  extravagance.~ ./. Nowadays, so far as I hear, avaricious officials
10 II |       evils. The common folk are far from the tribunals. They
11 III|     leave it to my heir, that is far beyond building many a Dai
12 III|        and said: "Kill me! It is far better than to live in vain
13 III|         a station more difficult far thau the foremost spear.~ ./. 
14 III|          she replied: "I know so far as Mt. Yoshino. No further."
15 IV |       dark, but its light shines far. So is the "Way" of the