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CHAPTER XV.--SACRED CURIOSITY', From
childhood rites had been the Sage's delight, and for his
knowledge of them he early acquired fame. C. The
(_) ._ was tiae chapel to ]_] 2_k first duke of Chou
-_ _[, 2_ _ _ ;_ ig_ _ _ 1t3)_, _]LO The occasion
was on Conf, first entering office, when he went to assist at
the sacrifices. _ a town of Lu formerly governed by
Conf's father. _ _ ;_ _ _Y$ J_ ]_ _ _. _o
What is understood by Li is the utmost reverence and
circumspection. L. who will say that the son of. .....
knows the rules of propriety. Z. quis dicet ...... filium
cognoscere ritus?--...hoc ritus est. K. first attended
the service at the State Cathedral (Anc. Temple of the
reigning prince)he enquired as to what he should do at
every stage of the service ...... ' Who tells me that the son
of the plebeian of Ts'ow is a man who knows tim correct
forms ? Couv. Dira-t-on que le ills du citoyen de Tcheou
cormait les rites.
CHAPTER XVI.--BRUTE FORCE A SIGN OF
DEGENERATE CIVILISATION. Or, The rules of
the ancients did not lay stress on (piercing) the target, for
all men are not of equal strength. There were several
schools of archery, the one here referred to being the
Courtesy archery, wherein the essential was accuracy
rather than force. The opening words are found in the Li
Chi _ _, _[_ J_ par. 315. C. _, _[_ $go By skin
is meant the leather. ;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 0 J_
_ I_ R_ _o Behind the, cloth target a piece of
leather was perched in the middle, wh. was considered the
bullseye, and called the goose. When King Wu-had
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