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1 Int|   scholar who was lamenting the loss of his sight, Ōyōmei assuring
2 II |       of the government and the loss be not perceived at once,
3 II |      righteousness. So with the loss of their vitality will the
4 III|      had no benevolence and the loss of the empire was of course.
5 III|      and reform, to their great loss. They lose their power and
6 III|  Overjoyed Ichijurō told of his loss and the beggar said that
7 IV | reversed. I'll pay you for your loss and apologize for my error."
8 V  |  nowadays the young men talk of loss and gain, of dancing girls