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 1 7 |      silver, and you refused to accept it. When you were in Sung,
 2 7 |  accepted. If your declining to accept the gift in the first case
 3 7 |        case was wrong. You must accept, Master, one of these alternatives.'~
 4 20|         that a scholar does not accept a stated support from a
 5 20| propriety. But for a scholar to accept such support from any of
 6 20|    grain, for instance, does he accept it?' 'He accepts it,' answered
 7 20|        of righteousness does he accept it?' 'Why -- the prince
 8 20|      that the scholar will thus accept the prince's help, but will
 9 20|     prince's help, but will not accept his pay?' The answer was, '
10 22|          7. 'And yet a man will accept of ten thousand chung, without