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 1 I  | now-a-days young men seek only pleasure. Careless of their duty
 2 II |   peace. They desire drink and pleasure and know not its poison.
 3 III|       common folk too may find pleasure in their pleasure, profit
 4 III|     may find pleasure in their pleasure, profit in their profit,
 5 III|     empire given for one's own pleasure. They hold the empire fast
 6 III|  season. It was ill to mar the pleasure of his return." But Sugita
 7 IV |        peace men float in lazy pleasure, and desiring luxury, security
 8 IV |       no one who does not find pleasure in lust. And the story books
 9 V  |      away reputation, gain and pleasure! Then there will be no need
10 V  |     there is place for natural pleasure. It is not necessary to