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1 6 |  happened to be standing with a villager whose cap was not rightly
2 16|        am nothing better than a villager." This indeed is the proper
3 18|      aims of his prince, even a villager who had a regard for himself
4 19|        in the same place with a villager, as if he were to sit amid
5 21|           Suppose the case of a villager older than your elder brother
6 21|      wine at a feast?' 'For the villager.' Mang Chî argued, 'Now
7 21|      say, "So my respect to the villager is because of the position
8 21| occasion, it is rendered to the villager."'~5. Mang Chî heard this