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 1 I |       scholars now-a-days are proud, and few of them thoroughly
 2 I |      men but most of them are proud and vain, desirous only
 3 I | blessing of the Sages but are proud and desirous of fame, without
 4 I | mystery they would curb their proud spirits and become helpers
 5 II|      themselves. Extravagant, proud, fond of adornment, they
 6 II|      Success did not make him proud, and so at last he ruled
 7 II|   extravagance; nor were they proud of their power. And as their
 8 II|       not wish to listen, are proud of their authority and ready
 9 IV|       is true light. But when proud of intellect we labour with
10 V |    named Bungaku. He was very proud of his power, which was
11 V |     profit by exchange. To be proud of buying high priced articles