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 1 Int|         own heart and needed not eyes to aid in studying that.~ ~
 2 Int| according to the strength of his eyes can use it; so every one,
 3 I  |          put a candle before his eyes. The blind man touched the
 4 I  |        principles, and with open eyes they are blind in heart.
 5 I  |       the five colours is by the eyes; let us attend to them and
 6 I  |     Shikō; and man sees with his eyes and where they are not he
 7 III|    though it be wonderful in the eyes and ears of fools. Already
 8 III|          to be killed before his eyes. That is his wretched heart!"
 9 IV |         forth?' So dark were his eyes since no hero of them all
10 IV |       know the hero before one's eyes but to ask the hero for
11 IV |           it is all clear to our eyes; but if from the light we
12 IV |        and make new the people's eyes and ears. The people rejoice
13 IV |  untouched. They are familiar to eyes and ears, and to be changed