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 1 1 |    grey-haired men will not be seen upon the roads, carrying
 2 1 |        where such results were seen, -- persons of seventy wearing
 3 2 |       Mencius said, 'The heart seen in this is sufficient to
 4 2 |        saw the ox, and had not seen the sheep. So is the superior
 5 2 |  towards animals, that, having seen them alive, he cannot bear
 6 2 | waggon-load of firewood is not seen, because the eyesight is
 7 2 |    grey-haired men will not be seen upon the roads, carrying
 8 2 |        where such results were seen, -- the old wearing silk
 9 7 |   principle is respect. I have seen the respect of the king
10 7 |       you, Sir, but I have not seen in what way you show respect
11 23|   itself without. I have never seen the man who could do the
12 25|       Mencius said, 'Let it be seen to that their fields of
13 25|       made rich.~2. 'Let it be seen to that the people use their