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 1 Int  | scholars openly ridiculed the "Master," and in spite of Mencius'
 2 Int  |        and who is a recognized master among his countrymen. In
 3 I(40)|        like our author and his master Shushi understood the classics,
 4 II   |      worst of them steal their master's money and fire the house
 5 II   |        The carelessness of the master permits such evils, but
 6 II   |   forgot not the people of his master. Trifles become the fashion,
 7 III  |       was the favourite of his master, until at last they were
 8 III  |     that some one had lost his master's money and would be in
 9 III  |    home and told his story his master wept in admiration and determined
10 III  |        Zenshichi, the beggar's master, to ask him to try and persuade
11 III  |   going home Ichijurō told his master who sent for the corpse
12 IV   |     following day summoned the master of the house and inquired, "
13 IV(7)|      the death of his Imperial master. Kenko died A.D. 1350. A