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 1 Int(35)|   student, and that Tokugawa knew its own interests best as
 2 Int    |     years the Chinese ethics knew no quarrel with the religion
 3 I      |      priest Genku's oath. He knew there is no Hell, nothing
 4 I      | against his principles. They knew none of these doubts and
 5 I      |      head of the village and knew the facts. He named the
 6 I      |   both fox and hand. The fox knew his purpose and was powerless.
 7 I      |   the midst of the multitude knew only "self."~   Where then
 8 II     |   not become extravagant. He knew himself. Success did not
 9 II     |    their hereditary pensions knew nothing of hardship in the
10 II     |   ever by his side. A daimyō knew his fancy and buying one
11 III    |   urge nothing more. He well knew his danger, and when he
12 V      | world and so even such a man knew not the truth. With a clear
13 V      |  once with the samurai. They knew nothing of trade, were economical