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 1 Int|     and unlearned alike, can obey this virtue according to
 2 Int|    away."32 "Humble folk who obey but cannot read are taught
 3 Int|    nature,—above all let him obey with unshaken heart, and
 4 I  |      laws before we begin to obey. In our obedience we are
 5 II |   revelation. We must always obey, being ever benevolent and
 6 II |     Heaven. Still, we do not obey in the hope of happiness,
 7 II |     Fear the will of Heaven. Obey according to the times."
 8 II |    from it. While we live we obey, and "Way" and body together
 9 II |   peace. To live a day is to obey a day, and then to die:
10 II |    die: to live a year is to obey a year and then to die.
11 II |   then the people admire and obey. As they become good their
12 II |     are enforced, the people obey and there is continual peace.
13 III|      arms and inferiors must obey. Remonstrance ceases and
14 IV | decisions and none failed to obey his words. Even yet there