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 1 Int| literary style. His style is clear and intellectual, and no
 2 Int|  however in all men; make it clear and all is clear. And it
 3 Int|     make it clear and all is clear. And it is purified by obedience
 4 Int|   conformity to the 'Way.' A clear perception of the 'Way'
 5 I  |     As the reflection in the clear water answers to the moon,
 6 II |      sang:—When the river is clear I wash the strings of my
 7 II |  thus,—"Because the water is clear he washes the strings of
 8 II | source is pure the stream is clear, and when the source is
 9 III|     all men admired Ieyasu's clear judgment in the choice of
10 IV |     see the light, it is all clear to our eyes; but if from
11 IV |      is naturally strong and clear and reaches to a distance.
12 IV |   and Japan men of great and clear wisdom have been modest
13 V  |      praise the moon for its clear light and love its pure
14 V  |   knew not the truth. With a clear pure character, he disliked
15 V  |   come forth day by day; The clear moon knows the grief of