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 1 1 |     and therefore they could enjoy it.~4. 'In the Declaration
 2 3 |     the more pleasant, -- to enjoy music by yourself alone,
 3 3 |     by yourself alone, or to enjoy it with others?' 'To enjoy
 4 3 |   enjoy it with others?' 'To enjoy it with others,' was the
 5 3 |     the more pleasant, -- to enjoy music with a few, or to
 6 3 |      music with a few, or to enjoy it with many?' 'To enjoy
 7 3 |     enjoy it with many?' 'To enjoy it with many.'~5. Mencius
 8 3 |    he were not, how could he enjoy this music?" Now, your Majesty
 9 3 |    he were not, how could he enjoy this hunting?" Their feeling
10 3 |    generally are not able to enjoy themselves, they condemn
11 3 |   For them, when they cannot enjoy themselves, to condemn their
12 8 |      that the kingdom should enjoy tranquillity and good order.
13 14| elders, the whole land would enjoy tranquillity.'~1. Mencius
14 18|   there were any who did not enjoy such benefits as Yâo and
15 18|   was one with whom he would enjoy a field for action, and
16 21|    philosopher Kâo said, 'To enjoy food and delight in colours