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 1 1 |         The benevolent has no enemy." I beg your Majesty not
 2 5 |      same way. To measure the enemy and then advance; to calculate
 3 6 |      a ruler will not have an enemy in all the kingdom, and
 4 6 |    kingdom, and he who has no enemy in the kingdom is the minister
 5 7 |   outer wall of seven. -- The enemy surround and attack it,
 6 11|     chief of Ko behaved as an enemy to the provision-carriers,"
 7 11|    expeditions, he had not an enemy in the kingdom. When he
 8 15| regard him as a robber and an enemy.'~2. The king said, 'According
 9 15|      we call "a robber and an enemy." What mourning can be worn
10 15|      worn for a robber and an enemy?'~Mencius said, 'Acts of
11 27|     The benevolent man has no enemy under heaven. When the prince
12 27|  benevolence, he will have no enemy in the kingdom.~3. When
13 27|      give you repose. I am no enemy to the people!" On this,