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 1 8 |        a person by the side of Tsze-sze, he could not have induced
 2 8 |      he could not have induced Tsze-sze to remain with him. If Hsieh
 3 8 |     but you do not treat me as Tsze-sze was treated. Is it you,
 4 16|        in the matter.'~2. When Tsze-sze was living in Wei, there
 5 16|           why not leave this?' Tsze-sze said, 'If I go away, whom
 6 16|     The philosophers Tsang and Tsze-sze agreed in the principle
 7 16|       father or elder brother. Tsze-sze was a minister; -- in a
 8 16|     the philosophers Tsang and Tsze-sze had exchanged places the
 9 19|       Hûi of Pî said, "I treat Tsze-sze as my Teacher, and Yen Pan
10 20|      conduct of the duke Mû to Tsze-sze -- He made frequent inquiries
11 20|       frequent inquiries after Tsze-sze's health, and sent him frequent
12 20|       presents of cooked meat. Tsze-sze was displeased; and at length,
13 20|   prince's express commission. Tsze-sze considered that the meat
14 20| interviews of the duke Mû with Tsze-sze, he one day said to him, "
15 20|       of such an intercourse?" Tsze-sze was displeased, and said, "
16 20|        made a friend of?" When Tsze-sze was thus displeased, did
17 23|     Kung-î, while Tsze-liû and Tsze-sze were ministers. And yet,