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 1 Primit|          stood firm throughout the ages, notwithstanding the mighty
 2 Confuc|      Chinese - in settling, untold ages earlier, in the rich valley
 3 Confuc|  conditions are repeated.~For many ages after their settlement on
 4 Confuc|           itself through uncounted ages of tranquillity, were yet
 5 Taoism|        through different minds and ages and yet remains ever Itself."
 6 Buddhi|     Emperor of China, points us to ages of skilled workmanship and
 7 Buddhi|         spite~of the separation of ages, Japan is drawn closer than
 8 Asuka |        Minamotos did in succeeding ages. The Sogas remained a~powerful
 9 Fujiwa| monk-taught doctrines of preceding ages - seeking salvation through
10 Fujiwa|           and~barons of succeeding ages. Revolts in the North gave
11 Vista |           which is the heirloom of ages has been in its keeping,