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 1 I  | their authority ever since." Surely among all heresies from
 2 I  |      feels the moxa applied. Surely it were shameful to study
 3 I  |       if not with "things"? "Surely" they will say, "in self
 4 I  |      particulars one by one, surely not so an ordinary scholar.  ./. 
 5 II |    study of martial fortune. Surely it is beyond man's control.
 6 II |      accords with Heaven, it surely cherishes and embraces him.
 7 II |  careless men live long. Yet surely, care is not in vain! So
 8 II |      have been advanced. Yet surely, diligence is not in vain!
 9 II | instead of being warned. But surely his evil wisdom makes some
10 II |     what may be the purpose. Surely it is shameful! And the
11 III|     What is more lamentable? Surely it is our duty to reveal
12 IV |     ask the hero for heroes, surely that excellently sets forth
13 IV |   him his beloved concubine. Surely these are things not to