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1 Comment|   own family. Therefore, the ruler, without going beyond his
2 Comment|   them. On this account, the ruler must himself be possessed
3 Comment|   younger brothers." Let the ruler discharge his duties to
4 Comment|    the state." Yes; when the ruler, as a father, a son, and
5 Comment| people do the same. Thus the ruler has a principle with which,
6 Comment|  lost.~ On this account, the ruler will first take pains about
7 Comment|      people.~ And hence, the ruler's words going forth contrary
8 Comment|    sufficient.~ The virtuous ruler, by means of his wealth,
9 Comment|   distinguished. The vicious ruler accumulates wealth, at the