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 1 2 |        this: -- simply that they knew well how to carry out, so
 2 8 |      want of intelligence. If he knew that he could not be made
 3 12|        lakes, so that the people knew not where they could rest
 4 17|       Mencius said, 'The Tî also knew that if he informed them,
 5 18|         remonstrate.~3. 'When he knew that the duke of Yü was
 6 18|       then advanced in Ch'in, he knew that the duke Mû was one
 7 21|            The maker of this ode knew indeed the principle of
 8 23|          of the flesh. Those who knew him supposed that it was
 9 25|       prince in the kingdom, who knew well how to nourish the
10 28|     those earliest sages, and so knew their doctrines, while T'
11 28| doctrines as transmitted, and so knew them.~2. 'From T'ang to
12 28|          Chû, they saw T'ang and knew his doctrines, while king
13 28|      them as transmitted, and so knew them.~3. 'From king Wan
14 28|    Î-shang, they saw Wan, and so knew his doctrines, while Confucius
15 28|      them as transmitted, and so knew them.~4. 'From Confucius