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 1 2 |         leading an ox past the lower part of it. The king saw him,
 2 2 |             one of them. If with one part you try to subdue the other
 3 7 |               who would not play the part of Kwan Chung!'~1. Ch'an
 4 9 |           pay for themselves a tenth part of their produce.~16. 'From
 5 11|        husbandman. Does a husbandman part with his plough, because
 6 16|            fighting: -- you ought to part them. Though you part them
 7 16|             to part them. Though you part them with your cap simply
 8 16|     following, and none of them took part in the matter.'~2. When
 9 22|           Mencius said, 'There is no part of himself which a man does
10 22|                Those who follow that part of themselves which is great
11 22|           men; those who follow that part which is little are little
12 22|            men, but some follow that part of themselves which is great,
13 22|          great, and some follow that part which is little; -- how
14 22|              supremacy of the nobler part of his constitution, and
15 22|       constitution, and the inferior part will not be able to take
16 23|            elders, is to perform the part of a younger. To walk quickly
17 23|     solstitial sacrifice, and when a part of the flesh presented in
18 24| incompetencies.~3. 'Men for the most part err, and are afterwards
19 28|             4. 'He whose goodness is part of himself is what is called