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 1 Int|        who excel, wishes only for fame and makes pride its eye-ball.
 2 I  |         are proud and desirous of fame, without a drop of truth.
 3 II |      deceived by reality and seek fame and gain. So they die without
 4 III| extravagant and have laboured for fame. But Ieyasu served the empire,
 5 III|         killed there is deathless fame and his lord laments. If
 6 III|        samurai. Though I hurt his fame I must not forsake virtue,"
 7 III|          and strife for power and fame, and apparent friends will
 8 IV |         like him care neither for fame nor gain. But I am not so
 9 IV |           the world and despising fame and gain, but he lacked
10 V  |         the world. The desire for fame and gain in the world, and