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 1 Int|     called "ki," the grass, the trees, the human body. But man'
 2 Int| everything, in grasses, stones, trees, in Heaven and in Earth.  ./. 
 3 I  |       years of age was grafting trees, and, with no notion of
 4 I  |      replied shortly: "Grafting trees." The Shōgun laughed: "Such
 5 I  |  heartless thing? Consider! The trees will be big enough to darken
 6 I  |      every day that the laws of trees or blades of grass may be
 7 II |        the insects which devour trees, and when the vital spirit
 8 III|         long, the leaves of the trees forming bowers more beautiful
 9 III|     Yoritomo's great power bent trees and grass but she feared
10 IV |         lingered in the western trees. Cool the drops hung on
11 V  |       and that we perish as the trees and grass. Strive diligently