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1 Int|              remembered, Gi-shi, the Righteous Samurai.~He died on the
2 Int|             rescue the memory of the righteous dead from oblivion, and
3 I  |             felt by men. When with a righteous "spirit" we feel, the righteous "
4 I  |      righteous "spirit" we feel, the righteous "spirits" respond; and when
5 I  |            For evil melts before the righteous spirits like ice before
6 II |            to self. Nor are we to be righteous all at once. Mencius says: "
7 II |          When the great officers are righteous the mass of officials naturally
8 III|              as their government was righteous and as everything was well
9 V  | comparatively pure though not really righteous. Corruption has come only