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 1 Int|      FOLLOWERS OF ŌYŌMEI.~   The profound repugnance this system excited
 2 I  |        is a subject for the most profound consideration.~ ~THE BLIND
 3 I  | commentaries but do not seek the profound truth. They are ignorant
 4 I  |        profess to understand the profound reason of the Divinities
 5 I  |         simple in expression but profound in meaning. To speak evil
 6 I  |     although he did not know the profound I meaning of the "self:"—~   "
 7 II |       one. The ignorant think it profound but it is very superficial,
 8 II |          the world, but you find profound reason in everything. We
 9 II |    syllables five and seven have profound meaning everywhere.~ ~BENEVOLENCE
10 III|       empire I shall die."6 With profound admiration all heard these
11 III|        wholly on themselves. The profound wisdom of Ieyasu is in striking
12 V  |        the moon and know not its profound "feeling."~   What I said