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 1 I |        this course constantly and learn thoroughly these laws and
 2 I |     Confucius and Mencius, let us learn his meaning by careful thought
 3 I |         is to be put first. Read, learn the "laws" and then search
 4 I |       shall busy men find time to learn its universal laws? Thus
 5 I |         practise them. Not so! We learn loyalty and obedience as
 6 I | philosophy. In our occupations we learn whether conduct conforms
 7 I |      everywhere and always may we learn philosophy, nor should we
 8 I |        the six accomplishments we learn by practice and yet not
 9 II|         study all the world would learn! The Old Man shook his head:
10 II|          differs not, but we  ./. learn the lesson best from the
11 II|         to benevolence, as we may learn from Mencius' teaching of
12 IV|     remains. Alas! Thus should we learn how dangerous are man's