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Page vii
Examining the hexagram of “ Ken ” it will be seen that the elements commence at
“ The obscure dragon , " passing to “ The dragon appearing in the field ” at the
second element , where the undulation is gradually heaving itself . It attains the ...
Examining the hexagram of “ Ken ” it will be seen that the elements commence at
“ The obscure dragon , " passing to “ The dragon appearing in the field ” at the
second element , where the undulation is gradually heaving itself . It attains the ...
Page xii
On perusing some of Western books , it will be seen that they are mottled here
and there with quotations from the proverbs of ancient Greece and Rome . There
can be found no conspicuous difference in excellence between the proverbs of ...
On perusing some of Western books , it will be seen that they are mottled here
and there with quotations from the proverbs of ancient Greece and Rome . There
can be found no conspicuous difference in excellence between the proverbs of ...
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... immediate execution ! ; and he went away , sir , with a smile . " This is an
instance of killing two birds with a single stone , by a skillful interpretation of the
changes in this hexagram . MY RESOLUTION AT THE BEGINNING OF MEIJI . be
seen ...
... immediate execution ! ; and he went away , sir , with a smile . " This is an
instance of killing two birds with a single stone , by a skillful interpretation of the
changes in this hexagram . MY RESOLUTION AT THE BEGINNING OF MEIJI . be
seen ...
Page 10
MY RESOLUTION AT THE BEGINNING OF MEIJI . be seen It is well ordained by
Providence that , the fall and rise of a nation , and the ease and unease of men ,
shall follow one after the other . The Revolution of our country which has ...
MY RESOLUTION AT THE BEGINNING OF MEIJI . be seen It is well ordained by
Providence that , the fall and rise of a nation , and the ease and unease of men ,
shall follow one after the other . The Revolution of our country which has ...
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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 . Hence , however
...
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 . Hence , however
...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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