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 1 Int| certain acts virtuous is the error of the ignorant and the
 2 I  |    them in the sight of men. Error and repentance are without
 3 I  |     virtue is increased. The error of the superior man is like
 4 I  |     sun or moon, all see the error and all are impressed by
 5 I  | remains. A thousand miles of error come from an inch. In the
 6 II |      shall he fall into  ./. error? Lying down, getting up,
 7 II |     reproof for the smallest error, even of a word. So people
 8 III|  given office. When there is error there is no reform, nor
 9 III|   ministers. He who sees the error of his lord and remonstrates,
10 IV |    loss and apologize for my error." So he gave the man his
11 IV |     and by the third a great error was corrected, an inheritance
12 IV |      complaint. Now I see my error and will not add a word."