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 1 Int  | attributes whatsoever, yet they look upon nature not as a dead
 2 I    |   return to the "Way" though to look for it in haste shows inexperience.~   
 3 I    |      living sage they could not look him in the face. Their daily
 4 I    |         them only as we listen, look and eat? Still less can
 5 I(53)|   translates in the plural: "We look for them" the text of course
 6 II   |      become priests. And others look on with longing and say,—"
 7 II   |       went on:—"In five,—Do not look above, (ne wo mi na); and
 8 II   |    Forget them not."~   But men look above and know not themselves.
 9 III  |         the ranks and doubtless look at things differently from
10 IV   |      which is close at hand, we look at the darkness from the
11 IV   | inception. They are foolish and look not to the good or evil
12 V    |       of the Generations. As we look upon it and think of the