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1 I    |    bewildered by the conflicting opinions of scholars, and half doubted,
2 I    | conversation about the prevalent opinions. And one remarked: "I have
3 I    |          of strange and familiar opinions? What in your heart do you
4 I    |      principles and contemptible opinions are like the fallen leaves
5 I    |        necessary to discuss such opinions: it would be like discussing
6 I    |        seems to fancy their base opinions. We shall grieve indeed
7 I    |           Evil customs and false opinions from of old have flourished
8 I(40)|          the warm breath in us'. Opinions differed as to its life
9 V    |        Saigyō freely uttered his opinions. Yoritomo greatly admired