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1 I  |         distinction of wise and foolish, that if we say nembutsu
2 I  |     priest thought the question foolish and replied shortly: "Grafting
3 II |       not think it an old man's foolish talk.~   How sad is the
4 II |       towns. But the people are foolish and profligate, and some
5 II |       some commit great crimes. Foolish and angry in their misery,
6 III| Doubtless their proposal seemed foolish to him. To conquer Korea,
7 III|      Unless you know this it is foolish to rely on them."~   Io
8 IV |        is not known at home. We foolish men explain it thus and
9 IV |         its inception. They are foolish and look not to the good