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 1 3 |       kingdom, and king Wû was ashamed of it. This was the valour
 2 6 |     the servant of men and yet ashamed of such servitude, is like
 3 6 |        like a bowmaker's being ashamed to make bows, or an arrow-maker'
 4 6 |      or an arrow-maker's being ashamed to make arrows.~4. 'If he
 5 6 |      make arrows.~4. 'If he be ashamed of his case, his best course
 6 6 |        Hûi of Liû-hsiâ was not ashamed to serve an impure prince,
 7 8 |        said, 'I feel very much ashamed when I think of Mencius.'~
 8 11|       this charioteer even was ashamed to bend improperly to the
 9 13| imitate the large, and yet are ashamed to receive their commands.
10 13|      is like a scholar's being ashamed to receive the commands
11 13|        4. 'For a plince who is ashamed of this, the best plan is
12 15|     time. So a superior man is ashamed of a reputation beyond his
13 16|    concubines who would not be ashamed and weep together on account
14 19|        Hûi of Liû-hsiâ was not ashamed to serve an impure prince,
15 24|     follow his words, but I am ashamed to allow him to die of want