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 1 I  |    hill I should have greatest honor: there betimes I should
 2 I  |     Festivals would be held to honor me. Priests, black-coiffed
 3 I  |  inclination to pay posthumous honor and to make prayer to the
 4 I  |      could give him no greater honor; - and truly no greater
 5 I  |           and truly no greater honor in any country could be
 6 III|        little rice wine in his honor, out of a new wine-cup~{
 7 VII| feelings of his family, to the honor of his ancestors, and to
 8 VII|         seated upon a chair of honor, is life-size and colored;
 9 X  |   Kwanzan Sama condescended to honor this temple with a visit
10 XI |        brief love and fame and honor, - all of which are empty