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 1 2 |      urge them, and they will proceed to what is good, for in
 2 3 |       askance, and the people proceed to the commission of wickedness.
 3 3 | utterly lost: -- these things proceed to the grief of the inferior
 4 9 |       of Mencius, and then to proceed to its various services'~
 5 9 |   their parents, so that they proceed to borrowing to increase
 6 13|       of government, does not proceed according to the ways of
 7 14|       and he himself does not proceed in a correct path." The
 8 17|      wife, how ought a man to proceed?~He must inform his parents." ~
 9 20|  support a superior man, must proceed, that he may be said to
10 21|      is without, and does not proceed from within.'~4. Kung-tû
11 21|      is without, and does not proceed from within.' Kung-tû replied, '
12 25|       throughout the kingdom, proceed so to carry them out.~4. '
13 26|     is a thing which does not proceed till it has filled the hollows
14 27|      with what they care for, proceed to what they do not care
15 27|    what they do not care for, proceed to what they care for.'~
16 28|     it to enter the pen, they proceed to tie.'~Mencius said, '
17 28|      that it is impossible to proceed with them to the principles