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 1 4 |     find that the man is such, employ him. When all those about
 2 4 |     000 taels, you will surely employ a lapidary to cut and polish
 3 6 |      of talents and virtue and employ the able, so that offices
 4 8 |        His prince declining to employ him, he had to retire indeed,
 5 10|    subjects, only they did not employ their minds on the cultivation
 6 12|        î. Will he in that case employ a man of Ch'î as his tutor,
 7 12|       a man of Ch'û?' 'He will employ a man of Ch'î to teach him,'
 8 22| preserve life, and they do not employ it; when by certain things
 9 24|     army.~2. Mencius said, 'To employ an uninstructed people in
10 25|    much less could they get to employ them as ministers?'~1. Mencius
11 26|      country, if its sovereign employ his counsels, he comes to