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 1 Int| obedience, because obedience to parents is the beginning of the '
 2 Int|     bodies are derived from our parents and are yet one with them,
 3 Int|    qualification men who desert parents, wife and children for the
 4 I  |      know that we must love our parents and reverence our elder
 5 I  |     more as to "nourishing" our parents, all nourish them, yet is
 6 I  |        And though all reverence parents, yet many do not follow
 7 I  |         him as one imitates his parents and communes with him more
 8 I  |       of parent, lord and Sage. Parents bestow and cherish the body,
 9 II | influence. Lords and retainers, parents and children have been deserted
10 II |       Naturally when we see our parents we love them, and naturally
11 II |    people that they may nourish parents and children without fear
12 III|      and virtue may treat their parents as is becoming parents and
13 III|    their parents as is becoming parents and their virtue as becomes
14 III|         children come from evil parents, and evil children from
15 V  |       war. And they studied how parents and lords should be obeyed