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 1 1 |      run a hundred paces?' The kind said, 'They should not do
 2 5 |   degree, they are the same in kind. So the sages among mankind
 3 5 |   mankind are also the same in kind. But they stand out from
 4 8 |       asked him, saying, 'What kind of man was the duke of Châu?' '
 5 9 |    them?" Yen Yüan said, "What kind of man was Shun? What kind
 6 9 |     kind of man was Shun? What kind of man am I? He who exerts
 7 10|         He wears a cap.' 'What kind of cap?' 'A plain cap.' '
 8 11|  follow those princes, of what kind would my conduct be? And
 9 15|       2. Mencius said, 'It was kind, but showed that he did
10 21|   things which are the same in kind are like to one another; --
11 21|    sage and we are the same in kind.~4. 'In accordance with
12 21|      which are not the same in kind with us, why should all
13 24|        Respect the old, and be kind to the young. Be not forgetful
14 26| creatures, the superior man is kind to them, but not loving.
15 26|       to people generally, and kind to creatures.'~1. Mencius