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 1 I  |          as the poorest; for his wealth was gone - but he had saved
 2 III|         commanding position, its wealth, its commercial resources,
 3 III|          the delusion of Japan's wealth. What made me feel a little
 4 VII|       Tennôji was built, and the wealth of the rebel Moriya applied
 5 VII|       dimension according to the wealth and religious importance
 6 VII| missionary legion. Judged by its wealth, its respectability, and
 7 VII|            imperial recognition, wealth, culture, and solidity of
 8 VII|        of aspect like the God of Wealth, looked after arriving customers.
 9 VII|        have been founded all the wealth and energy and power of
10 IX |     possession of all imaginable wealth and power, abstains from