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 1 4 |     his nature, is called a robber; he who outrages righteousness,
 2 4 |    is called a ruffian. The robber and ruffian we call a mere
 3 12|  Po-î? or was it built by a robber like Chih? Was the millet
 4 12|      or was it planted by a robber like Chih? These are things
 5 15| grass, they regard him as a robber and an enemy.'~2. The king
 6 15|   him to be what we call "a robber and an enemy." What mourning
 7 15|  mourning can be worn for a robber and an enemy?'~Mencius said, '
 8 19|      How can the grift of a robber be received?'~5. Chang said, '
 9 19| from their people just as a robber despoils his victim. Yet
10 19|    properly belong to him a robber, is pushing a point of resemblance