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 1 7 |          was unwell; to-day, I am better: -- why should I not pay
 2 7 |            To-day he was a little better, and hastened to go to court.
 3 8 |          and imitate. Had you not better tell him this for me?'~4.
 4 9 | regulating the lands, there is no better system than that of mutual
 5 9 |        aid, and none which is not better than that of taxing. By
 6 10|           still unwell. When I am better, I will myself go and see
 7 16|          ages, while I am nothing better than a villager." This indeed
 8 18|           Yâo and Shun, had I not better make this prince a prince
 9 18|           Yâo or Shun ? Had I not better in my own person see these
10 26|          whole year's mourning is better than doing away with it
11 26|           of even a single day is better than not mourning at all.
12 27|       indeed there are of one war better than another.~2. '"Correction"
13 27|        Mencius said, 'It would be better to be without the Book of
14 27|        said, 'The music of Yü was better than that of king Wan.'~
15 28|         the mind there is nothing better than to make the desires