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 1 2 |       in and Ch'û wait at your court, to rule the Middle Kingdom,
 2 2 |        stand in your Majesty's court, and all the farmers to
 3 3 |        princes attended at the court of the Son of Heaven, it
 4 4 |   officer Yo-chang entered the court, and had an audience. He
 5 5 |      the princes coming to his court, and possessed the kingdom
 6 5 |     princes to attend in their court, and have obtained the throne.
 7 6 |       and wish to stand in his court.~2. 'If, in the market-place
 8 6 |        stand in a bad prince's court, nor speak with a bad man.
 9 6 |        stand in a bad prince's court, or to speak with a bad
10 6 |        same as to sit with his court robes and court cap amid
11 6 |       with his court robes and court cap amid mire and ashes.
12 7 |     Mencius was about to go to court to see the king, the king
13 7 |     the morning I will hold my court. I do not know whether you
14 7 |      and not able to go to the court.'~2. Next day, he went out
15 7 |      you declined going to the court on the ground of being unwell,
16 7 |        and could not go to the court. To-day he was a little
17 7 |  better, and hastened to go to court. I do not know whether he
18 7 |       home, you will go to the court.'~4. On this, Mencius felt
19 7 |    were certainly going to the court, but when you heard the
20 8 |       by your side, and all my court joyed exceedingly along
21 13|      their duties, then in the court obedience is not paid to
22 16|       prescribed rules, in the court, individuals may not change
23 17|         he came incessantly to court, as is signified in that
24 17|         appeared before him at court with his face to the north.
25 18| kingdom, however, repairing to court, went not to the son of
26 18|      The princes, repairing to court, went not to Yî, but they
27 18|     Some have kept remote from court, and some have drawn near
28 18|  characters of ministers about court may be discerned from those
29 19|      bear to dwell either in a court from which a lawless government
30 19|    amid mud and coals with his court robes and court cap. In
31 19|       with his court robes and court cap. In the time of Châu
32 19|      duke.~5. 'Shun went up to court and saw the sovereign, who
33 20|   scholar stands in a prince's court, and his principles are
34 24|        princes attended at the court of the sovereign, which
35 24|      omitted his attendance at court, he was punished by degradation
36 24|      prince have not about his court families attached to the