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 1 1 |        their fields, in order to support their parents. Their parents
 2 2 |          sufficient wherewith to support their wives and children;
 3 2 |          sufficient wherewith to support their wives and children.
 4 8 |    middle of the kingdom, and to support his disciples with an allowance
 5 9 |           there would be none to support the men of superior grade.~
 6 10|       who are governed by others support them; those who govern others
 7 11|        no service to receive his support notwithstanding is improper.'~
 8 11|       and yet you will refuse to support him. How is it that you
 9 20|         does not accept a stated support from a prince?' Mencius
10 20|        and then accepts a stated support from another prince, this
11 20|         a scholar to accept such support from any of the princes
12 20|        which they can take their support from the prince. He who
13 20|       promote him to office, nor support him in the proper way, can
14 20|         State, when he wishes to support a superior man, must proceed,
15 20|    obeisance, was not the way to support a superior man.~6. 'There
16 20| granaries, all to be prepared to support Shun amid the channelled