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Page v
These faithful persons were enabled to revenge their master's death after
struggling with an undescribable amount of adversities , and were at last
sentenced to cut their abdomen to commit suicide . This sentence must have
given a feeling of ...
These faithful persons were enabled to revenge their master's death after
struggling with an undescribable amount of adversities , and were at last
sentenced to cut their abdomen to commit suicide . This sentence must have
given a feeling of ...
Page ix
It is a marvellous fact that almost all the subjects who assisted their master in
setting out a political plan , both in Japan and in China , were those who had a
thorough knowledge of the “ Book of Eki " and the doctrines of a few ancient
Chinese ...
It is a marvellous fact that almost all the subjects who assisted their master in
setting out a political plan , both in Japan and in China , were those who had a
thorough knowledge of the “ Book of Eki " and the doctrines of a few ancient
Chinese ...
Page 46
There is order in his words . Remorse disappears . " Having obtained this , I could
not make it out instantly . After a good while of deliveration , I was able to master
its meaning , thus :Stops at the mouth ' means not to speak in vain 46.
There is order in his words . Remorse disappears . " Having obtained this , I could
not make it out instantly . After a good while of deliveration , I was able to master
its meaning , thus :Stops at the mouth ' means not to speak in vain 46.
Page 61
A military man wishes to become a great sovereign . ” As the " Negative III ” is the
master of the whole hexagram , the nature of the appearance of this hexagram
will be known from here . The nation of Corea imitates China in everything , the ...
A military man wishes to become a great sovereign . ” As the " Negative III ” is the
master of the whole hexagram , the nature of the appearance of this hexagram
will be known from here . The nation of Corea imitates China in everything , the ...
Page 74
The duty of the people belonging to the military caste , when they were living on
their rations , was to die for their masters , and their honour was to throw their
lives whenever required . This old character is still discernible in them , though
they ...
The duty of the people belonging to the military caste , when they were living on
their rations , was to die for their masters , and their honour was to throw their
lives whenever required . This old character is still discernible in them , though
they ...
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| Title | Takashima Ekidan |
| Authors | 嘉右衛門·高島, Shigetake Sugiura |
| Publisher | Keigyōsha, 1893 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 20 Oct 2008 |
| Length | 317 pages |
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