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It says , “ Positive I represents the obscure dragon . Better not move , ” from which I saw that the nobleman's requirement is an important one ; but from the phrase “ Better not move ” it seemed to be too early yet .
It says , “ Positive I represents the obscure dragon . Better not move , ” from which I saw that the nobleman's requirement is an important one ; but from the phrase “ Better not move ” it seemed to be too early yet .
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I obtained the change of “ Ken ( # " into “ Ri ( ) . The “ Lineation of the " Positive III ” says , snow > “ Honourable men employ themselves assiduously all day long , 12 Agriculture of the 16th Year of Meiji.
I obtained the change of “ Ken ( # " into “ Ri ( ) . The “ Lineation of the " Positive III ” says , snow > “ Honourable men employ themselves assiduously all day long , 12 Agriculture of the 16th Year of Meiji.
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Again the counterpart of the fifth of “ Ken ” is the fifth of “ Kon , " whose “ Lineation says “ Negative V is a yellow dress , and is prefectly lucky , ” which implies that the two great men will be anxious of the prosperity and well ...
Again the counterpart of the fifth of “ Ken ” is the fifth of “ Kon , " whose “ Lineation says “ Negative V is a yellow dress , and is prefectly lucky , ” which implies that the two great men will be anxious of the prosperity and well ...
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tion ' of the “ Negative IV ” says Tightens ' the mouth ' of the purse , and is free from blame , although he does not get honours , ' and it can be seen from this that no praise and no blame can be imperted as the Spirit is not in .
tion ' of the “ Negative IV ” says Tightens ' the mouth ' of the purse , and is free from blame , although he does not get honours , ' and it can be seen from this that no praise and no blame can be imperted as the Spirit is not in .
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The ' Positive I ' says , ' Positive I is at a stand - still ; advantageous to be constant ; and advantageous to be created a duke . ” As you stick to France , I have appointed her as the inner complement . France or the subject of the ...
The ' Positive I ' says , ' Positive I is at a stand - still ; advantageous to be constant ; and advantageous to be created a duke . ” As you stick to France , I have appointed her as the inner complement . France or the subject of the ...
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| Title | The 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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