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 1 Kamaku|  birth the great ideal of the Samurai, whose raison d’être was
 2 Kamaku|       of the nun. Some of the Samurai, or military officers, grouped
 3 Kamaku|       here projected upon the Samurai's war-lord, whoever he might
 4 Kamaku| before. At the same time, the Samurai, or knightly class, adopted
 5 Ashika|    for under-garments, as the Samurai prided themselves on keeping
 6 Tokuga|   that of the writings of the Samurai, so their art expresses
 7 Meiji |      the maddening torrent of Samurai enthusiasm, while attempting
 8 Meiji |     which all the daimyos and Samurai joined, sacrificing their
 9 Meiji |   army glory in death, like a Samurai.~In spite of political squabbles -
10 Meiji | methods of warfare, which the Samurai naturally wished to acquire,
11 Vista |       the consecration of the Samurai, the sadness of the poet,