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 1 1 |  inculcating in it especially the filial and fraternal duties, and
 2 1 |    leisure, shall cultivate their filial piety, fraternal respectfulness,
 3 2 |           in it especially of the filial and fraternal duties, and
 4 9 |  propriety: -- this may be called filial piety." The ceremonies to
 5 10|       right, you may see that the filial son and virtuous man, in
 6 11|           a man, who, at home, is filial, and abroad, respectful
 7 13|            and though he may have filial sons and affectionate grandsons,
 8 14|      duties. This is called great filial piety.'~
 9 17|    supposed that the heart of the filial son could not be so free
10 17|      within. But the man of great filial piety, to the end of his
11 17|          left.~3. 'Of all which a filial son can attain to, there
12 17|          Poetry,~"Ever cherishing filial thoughts,~Those filial thoughts
13 17| cherishing filial thoughts,~Those filial thoughts became an example
14 23|           Shun was simply that of filial piety and fraternal duty.~
15 23|         Shun was indeed perfectly filial! And yet, when he was fifty,
16 25|         their elder brothers.~3. 'Filial affection for parents is
17 26|         instructions, they become filial, obedient to their elders,
18 26|           be to teach such an one filial piety and fraternal duty.'~