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 1 Range |         not coloured only with the pure water of the Ganges, for
 2 Range |          of the noblest flights of pure Hinduism. Their chief purpose
 3 Taoism|           the worship of the line, pure and simple. Each stroke
 4 Taoism| discussions about the Abstract and Pure, waving the jade-handled
 5 Fujiwa|         noted for her peaceful and pure conception of life; and
 6 Ashika|       sword, but to be the sword - pure, serene, immovable, pointing
 7 Ashika|      delights to move about in the pure moonlight, where at once
 8 Ashika|           under this influence was pure, solemn, and full of simplicity.~
 9 Meiji |         Emperor tried to revert to pure Confucianism. Thus the Ming
10 Meiji |         revival of Shintoism, that pure form of ancestor-worship