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 1 Int|     At last Confucianism had taken on the form of a developed
 2 Int|    has increased, and he has taken a distinguished place among
 3 Int|     of condensation has been taken. As the work is not a classic,
 4 I  |    the air. As the towel was taken from the hand by the fox
 5 II |  Since thus something may be taken from the great stores of
 6 III|    even though the empire is taken, it cannot long be held,
 7 III|   flatterers, his advice not taken, however loyal he may be
 8 III|     man of low rank has thus taken his life in his hand and
 9 III|      wife. When Kamakura was taken by Nitta his wife secretly
10 III|    given up his position and taken a house in Hachobori, Edo.
11 IV |   and clothes. Our lands are taken and divided. We will not
12 IV | to-night!' so I had the beam taken away and brought to my side.
13 IV |    else,' so I had it wholly taken down and wrapped in a bags.