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1 6 |    his dislike to what was evil, we find that he thought
2 12|  would the king have to do evil with? And suppose that all
3 14|   of the Chî family, whose evil ways he was unable to change,
4 14|    each other, the case is evil.~3. 'The ancients exchanged
5 21|    indifferent to good and evil, just as the water is indifferent
6 21|    may be made to practise evil, and accordingly, under
7 21| them abandon themselves to evil. It is not owing to any
8 21|    ensnared and drowned in evil.~2. 'There now is barley. --
9 23|  difficult to know it. The evil is only that men will not