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 1 Int  |              moreover, continued to act ever since, and continued
 2 Int  |             since, and continued to act through those two originating
 3 Int  |            studied by obedience. To act is to know. If we say we
 4 Int  |             say we know, we already act or we do not truly know.
 5 Int  | Confucianist such asceticism is the act of  ./. a madman. Every
 6 Int  |        below his changing "self" of act and thought and desire and
 7 Int  |          life will come and then in act and word there shall be
 8 I    |        liberty to revile him. "They act according to the man" and
 9 I(40)|             the soul and its source act and react upon each other.
10 I    |             men should know, do not act; and if you would not have
11 I    |            body. Without thought or act it is the source of all. 73~*   *   *   *   *~   
12 I    |           only as shown in face and act, is to be too late. Struggle
13 I(73)|                         Thought and act are of the ki, the true
14 I    |             the "laws" if we are to act aright and these are learned
15 II   |       understand. Truly to know and act is to be like fish in water
16 II   |            intercourse with men and act, or in its idleness useless
17 III  |          followed, and each will so act that evil may not come to