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 1 5 |            firm the will, and do no violence to the passion-nature.'~
 2 5 |            firm the will, and do no violence to the passion-nature?"'
 3 13|            said, 'With those who do violence to themselves, it is impossible
 4 13|            is what we mean by doing violence to one's self. To say -- "
 5 17|             on one term so as to do violence to a sentence, nor on a
 6 17|           on a sentence so as to do violence to the general scope. They
 7 21|         cups and bowls? You must do violence and injury to the willow,
 8 21|             with it. If you must do violence and injury to the willow
 9 21|             must in the same way do violence and injury to humanity in
10 27| frontier-gates was to guard against violence.~2. 'Nowadays, it is to
11 27|         Nowadays, it is to exercise violence.'~Mencius said, 'If a man