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 1 1 |      mind to the utmost. If the year be bad on the inside of
 2 1 |         in the inside. When the year is bad on the east of the
 3 1 |       to me; it is owing to the year." In what does this differ
 4 1 |         to lay the blame on the year, and instantly from all
 5 9 |  distress, and, after the whole year's toil, yet not to be able
 6 12|      and the duties, until next year, and will then make an end
 7 12|        fowl a month, until next year, when I will make an end
 8 12|       it: -- why wait till next year?'~1. The disciple Kung-tû
 9 15|       the eleventh month of the year the foot-bridges are completed,
10 17|       one whose desire at fifty year's was towards them.'~1.
11 21|       your elder brother by one year, to which of them would
12 26|        said, 'To have one whole year's mourning is better than
13 27| children.'~Mencius said, 'A bad year cannot prove the cause of