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1 4 |     man spends his youth in learning the principles of right
2 6 | emperor, he was continually learning from others.~5. 'To take
3 9 |    myself to the pursuit of learning, but have found my pleasure
4 15|  his advances in what he is learning with deep earnestness and
5 15|   to get hold of what he is learning as in himself.'~1. The disciple
6 22|    shoot it. Although he is learning along with the other, he
7 22|    it.~4. 'The great end of learning is nothing else but to seek
8 25|     having been acquired by learning is intuitive ability, and