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 1 2 |     able to do it," that is a real case of not being able.
 2 7 |       in them, I apprehend, a real principle. -- In the kingdom
 3 9 |   people below.~11. 'Should a real sovereign arise, he will
 4 10|       yet heard, however, the real doctrines of antiquity.
 5 10|        How can he be deemed a real worthy prince?'~4. Mencius
 6 28| replied, 'He is a good man, a real man.'~2. 'What do you mean
 7 28|      mean by "A good man," "A real man?"'~3. The reply was, '
 8 28|     himself is what is called real man.~5. 'He whose goodness
 9 28|       full development to the real feeling of dislike with
10 28|       the dead should be from real sorrow, and not because