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 1 I  |   true character. Were I to meet a living Sage who should
 2 I  | love the Sages. Should they meet a living sage they could
 3 I  |     of the ancient Sages to meet a living one different from
 4 I  |     every adventure you may meet. All men of deep earnestness
 5 II |   so that even in battle we meet no misfortune nor strike
 6 II |   men of humanity and truth meet with misfortune, while selfish,
 7 III|  misery of the empire. If I meet evil, for the empire I shall
 8 III|     friends, but constantly meet with their inferiors who
 9 III|  his karō all went forth to meet him. He was unusually happy
10 IV |  and when Ōmō came forth to meet him cried, 'Why do not the
11 IV |    were established  ./. to meet peculiar needs. Such should
12 V  |     its pure reflection and meet together to eat, drink and
13 V  |   character and said, "If I meet him I'll insult him to his