Book

 1 Int|     voice and the temptations of lust."34~   Ōmi Seijin was the
 2 I  | examination and and casting away lust we will employ our intuitions."
 3 I  |          there is no obstacle of lust, of one spirit with the
 4 I  |         of all by getting rid of lust. Without lust, in repose,
 5 I  |     getting rid of lust. Without lust, in repose, and without
 6 II |        we abstain from drink and lust that the body may be strong.
 7 II |       and nights in drinking and lust until at last we should
 8 IV |               there are poems of lust and sin mingled with his
 9 IV |          other books are full of lust, not to be even mentioned,
10 IV |        does not find pleasure in lust. And the story books are
11 IV |   Tsure-dzure Gusa. Take out the lust and Buddhism from that book,
12 IV |  moreover  ./. he sinned through lust, so that his filthy name
13 V  |         of avarice, cowardice or lust.~.   .   .   .   .   .~   
14 V  |          though wise in gain and lust. The "Way" is forsaken and