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 1 I  |        be shameful were it to be forgotten that so young a boy performed
 2 I  |       three things must never be forgotten, the blessings of parent,
 3 II |      important business. Neither forgotten nor unreasonably accumulated,
 4 III|          some connection, I have forgotten what, some one said, "We
 5 III|      that fidelity must never be forgotten." Thereupon I continued:—
 6 III| important lesson and must not be forgotten. The Book of Poetry says, "
 7 III|      slackly performed or wholly forgotten.~   In the period Ei-roku (
 8 III|        in Hachobori, Edo. I have forgotten his name. As the years went
 9 IV |          in jest, yet he had not forgotten the word. An ordinary man
10 IV |       judges had leisure, I have forgotten in what monogatari this
11 V  |        yet it speaks. If we have forgotten, then it recalls the ages