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 1 Int|          and can all purify their hearts if they will, though in
 2 Int|      asserted that apart from our hearts there is nothing. The flower
 3 Int|         conduct? Hold fast in our hearts the great principles of
 4 Int|    humility, cast evil out of our hearts and follow truth."27 His
 5 Int|        illustrious virtue" of our hearts and proclaims the Confucian
 6 Int|          illustrious jewel of our hearts. To cast away the classics
 7 Int|         and trust our dark misled hearts, is to cast away the candle
 8 I  |        hold this mystery in their hearts. They transfer it from heart
 9 I  |       Tei-Shu they make their own hearts supreme and readily refute
10 I  |         evil with men who have no hearts. Those who argue with them
11 I  |        but do not establish their hearts upon the classics. They
12 I  |    Testing it with their own base hearts they say that only the conjugal
13 I  |    rustics who do not lack loving hearts. Still more as to "nourishing"
14 I  |       guard this gate" asking our hearts whether right or wrong is
15 II |         Mei10 were no such men or hearts. It is all useless but for
16 II | life-power of the state. If their hearts are soiled and they become
17 III|     decree was in accord with the hearts of men he took possession
18 III|    excited to virtue and virtuous hearts will be produced. Let me
19 IV |       risk of losing the people's hearts.~   But the rule is not
20 V  |      their books as we know their hearts and the pain of separation