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 1 5 |        Po-î and Î Yin?' 'Their ways were different from mine,'
 2 7 |    before the king any but the ways of Yâo and Shun. There is
 3 7 | virtuous, and delight in their ways of doing, to this extent,
 4 13|      not put into practice the ways of the ancient kings.~3. '
 5 13|       proceed according to the ways of the former kings?~7. '
 6 13|      in their words disown the ways of the ancient kings.~13. '
 7 14|     the Chî family, whose evil ways he was unable to change,
 8 16|          and now these are his ways!' On this, along with the
 9 16|        superior man, as to the ways by which men seek for riches,
10 19|       their not changing their ways, put them to death? Indeed,
11 21|     dews, and to the different ways in which man has performed
12 22|     possess it by any improper ways. I dislike death indeed,
13 26|  Mencius said, 'There are five ways in which the superior man
14 26|      themselves.~6. These five ways are the methods in which
15 28|      cannot forget their early ways." Why did Confucius, when