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1 4 |     know that they have not ability, and so avoid employing
2 5 |      and Kâo-ko, all men of ability and virtue, who gave their
3 17|   alone am supposed to have ability, and am made to toil in
4 23| should a man make a want of ability the subject of his grief?
5 25|       1. Mencius said, 'The ability possessed by men without
6 25|    by learning is intuitive ability, and the knowledge possessed
7 27| said, 'If men of virtue and ability be not confided in, a State
8 28|     a man, who had a little ability, but had not learned the