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 1 Int|   struggled for supremacy, each content to depend on argument and
 2 Int|  assuring him that he should be content, since he bore all truth
 3 Int|      philosophy. They have been content to go to the writings of
 4 Int| Japanese writer. They have been content to brood over the imported
 5 I  |       So the official went home content. But on the morrow when
 6 I  |        school of scholars rests content with the trifies it knows,
 7 II | ourselves deaf and blind and be content, hearing and Seeing naught?
 8 II |         hears the 'Way' may die content at night."14 To blossom
 9 II |    destiny and both are equally content. Thus, "The morning-glory
10 II |  provinces. Were the conntrymen content and prosperous, still more
11 V  |      trade, were economical and content.~   An old man told me this