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 1 8 |           among the people, who could practice it!~
 2 21|            live in obscurity, and yet practice wonders, in order to be
 3 25|          character, can carry it into practice; yet in its utmost reaches,
 4 25|             is not able to carry into practice. Great as heaven and earth
 5 31|       speaking about them, if, in his practice, he has anything defective,
 6 66|            they carry the duties into practice is singleness.~
 7 67|               to the same thing. Some practice them with a natural ease;
 8 68|              be near to knowledge. To practice with vigor is to be near
 9 71|               kept from errors in the practice of government. By kind and
10 73|           which they are carried into practice is singleness.~
11 74|            previously determined, the practice of them will be inexhaustible.~
12 77| discrimination of it, and the earnest practice of it.~
13 78|             has not practiced, or his practice fails in earnestness, he
14 2 |        earnestness, in the esteem and practice of all propriety.~