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 1 5 |        Pî-kung Yû had this way of nourishing his valour: -- He did not
 2 5 |          Shih-shê had this way of nourishing his valour: -- He said, "
 3 5 | understand words. I am skilful in nourishing my vast, flowing passion-nature.'~
 4 5 |     without the object of thereby nourishing the passion-nature. Let
 5 9 |         The name hsiang indicates nourishing as its object; hsiâo, indicates
 6 14|         The philosopher Tsang, in nourishing Tsang Hsî, was always sure
 7 14|       This was what is called -- "nourishing the mouth and body." We
 8 14|         Tsang-tsze's practice -- "nourishing the will."~4. 'To serve
 9 17|          nothing greater than the nourishing them with the whole kingdom.
10 17|            this was the height of nourishing. In this was verified the
11 21|       life day and night, and the nourishing influence of the rain and
12 22|      examining whether his way of nourishing be good or not, what other