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 1 9 |   followed," meaning that they received those things from a proper
 2 9 |         was an old country,~It received a new destiny." ~That is
 3 11|  bamboo-cup of rice may not be received from a man. If there be
 4 12|        since this world of men received its being, and there has
 5 12|       î. His elder brother Tâi received from Kâ a revenue of 10,
 6 17|        into the fields, I have received your instructions, but I
 7 17|      Yâo as a minister, I have received your instructions. But it
 8 19| ministers of the Son of Heaven received an amount of territory equal
 9 19|      of a Hâu; a Great officer received as much as a Pâi; and a
10 19|        fields, each husbandman received a hundred mâu. When those
11 19|      case Confucius would have received it.'~4. Wan Chang said, '
12 19|      to give them warning. Yin received this rule from Hsiâ and
13 19|        rule from Hsiâ and Châu received it from Yin. It cannot be
14 19|       the grift of a robber be received?'~5. Chang said, 'The princes
15 19|        gifts of the princes be received!'~6. Chang urged, 'Then
16 20|    Chang said, 'When Confucius received the prince's message calling
17 22|     the offered bounty was not received, though it would have saved
18 22|   preserved from death was not received, and the emolument is taken
19 22|       saved from death was not received, and the emolument is taken
20 23|        of silks, which Mencius received, not going to acknowledge
21 23|      similar present, which he received in the same way.~2. Subsequently,
22 24|       for it to be so?'~2. 'If received with the utmost respect
23 24|       into practice, yet being received by him with the utmost respect,
24 24|        in such a case might be received, but not beyond what was
25 26|      forbidden it? Kâo-yâo had received the law from a proper source.'~
26 28|   should at once and simply be received.~2. 'Those who nowadays