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 1 Int   | questioner, "this virtue is so broad that I cannot attain it."
 2 Int   |       it just because it is so broad. The light of sun and moon
 3 II(16)|        once too narrow and too broad. As St. Paul, in 1st Cor.
 4 II    |  Confucius until now.~ ./. THE BROAD SPIRIT.~   When studying
 5 II    |       Mencius' teaching of the Broad Spirit, "Very great, very
 6 II    |       Earth man is naturally a broad being, but lusts dull the "
 7 II    |     spirit grows small. So the broad spirit is from the "edge"
 8 II    |       of righteousness."25 The broad spirit does not give forth
 9 II    |        is the "Way", so is the broad spirit produced. Thus ceaselessly,
10 II    |       spirit is naturally very broad.~   So when in cold weather
11 II    |    edge" of the heart. But the broad spirit comes from righteousness
12 III   |     empire. There was the same broad spirit in them both, not
13 III   |        Shōgun's deep heart and broad humanity. And when the young
14 IV    |  Imperial laws are lenient and broad, like the the river; they
15 IV    |    easily avoided; so deep and broad is it that it cannot be