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 1 3 |     sword, looks fiercely, and says, "How dare he withstand
 2 4 |   practice; -- if your Majesty says to him, "For the present
 3 5 |          Mencius answered,'Kâo says, -- "What is not attained
 4 6 |    with themselves, and he who says of his prince that he cannot
 5 9 |  proper. Moreover, the History says, -- "In the observances
 6 11| princes. Moreover, the History says, "By bending only one cubit,
 7 11| replied, 'They did. The Record says, "If Confucius was three
 8 12|        strayed fowls. Some one says to him, "Such is not the
 9 14|       the same time, the pupil says, 'My master inculcates on
10 16|       On this the superior man says, "This is a man utterly
11 16|      that indeed be has. -- He says, "Shun was a man, and I
12 17|  cooked and eaten the fish, he says, "It had got into its element!
13 21|     said, 'The philosopher Kâo says, "Man's nature is neither
14 23|        strength. But to-day he says, "I can lift 3,000 catties'