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1 Int|        What has so often been admired in the natural philosophy
2 III|    undecaying name ever to be admired.~ ./. Ieyasu excelled all,
3 III| Shōgun listened, relented and admired. Truly it was not an ordinary
4 III| Komiyama Naizen is most to be admired. He was the favourite of
5 III|   been destroyed, Ieyasu much admired the fidelity of Naizen and
6 III|       well cared for, all men admired Ieyasu's clear judgment
7 IV |      to be rich." She greatly admired him, and as time passed
8 V  |    opinions. Yoritomo greatly admired him, but was unable to detain
9 V  |     of the Sages; that he had admired the literary style of Kantaishi