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1 Int   |           all, even the ignorant, attain the blessedness of virtue,
2 Int   |         is so broad that I cannot attain it." And the answer is,—"
3 Int   |           of a bad heart. You can attain it just because it is so
4 I     |      shameful to study for years, attain the name of philosopher,
5 I     |     learning and at last you will attain. Then you will know the
6 I     |   Struggle as we may we shall not attain.~ ./. ALL "WAYS" ENTER BY
7 II(11)| comprehended and obeyed does man "attain." Kyusō had not yet attained;
8 II    |   deceived by things and does not attain to this unless he knows
9 II    |      righteousness, yet we cannot attain perfection if we neglect