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 1 8 |            they thus satisfied the natural feelings of their hearts.~
 2 8 |       there no satisfaction to the natural feelings of a man, in preventing
 3 16|         phenomenon is in its being natural.~2. 'What I dislike in your
 4 18|            kingdom is possessed by natural succession, the sovereign
 5 21|         cannot be imputed to their natural powers.~7. 'The feeling
 6 21|       cannot carry out fully their natural powers.~8. 'It is said in
 7 21|            any difference of their natural powers conferred by Heaven
 8 23|         have increased the want of natural affection. Where the parent'
 9 23|            To increase the want of natural affection would have been
10 26| Benevolence and righteousness were natural to Yâo and Shun. T'ang and
11 28|          rest; -- these things are natural. But there is the appointment
12 28|            were so by returning to natural virtue.~2. 'When all the