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 1 Int| latter, as we have  ./. seen, taught the existence of both "ki"
 2 Int|     as Shushi, after Mencius, taught, and can all purify their
 3 Int|   rejected it as a system. He taught that his purpose differed
 4 Int|      obey but cannot read are taught by others; not reading it
 5 Int|       repeat what he had been taught. Yet this philosophy in
 6 I  |    Hell is false, still is it taught as if falsehood and truth
 7 I  |      truth were one. So is it taught to many men without distinction
 8 I  |    and declare that it is not taught by Confucius and Mencius.
 9 I  |     of what the Sages had not taught. The age of the Sō was long
10 I  |           An old samurai thus taught his pupils. Be not samurai
11 III|   samurai, men and women, are taught from childhood that fidelity
12 III|     course, and woman is ever taught that submission is her chief
13 IV |    spoke:—You have completely taught the meaning of the proverb