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VI. X//, XlII, XIV. THE ANALECT_.
K. Have you succeeded in getting a good man under
you ? I have now a man who never acts upon expediency.
Couv. Avez-vous trouv6 des hommes qui m6ritent votre
oonfiance ? ...I1 ne va jamals par les sentiers 6cart6s et
cach6s.
CHAPTER XIII. -- BETTER PREVARICATE
THAN BOAST. M_ng Clnh-fan was a scion of the house
of _, named _llj and a Minister of Lu. The l_E]is said to
be a gate or pass on the I,u frontier. The flight was in the
l lth year of Duke _, C. approvingly quotes, i_ ]_ who
recognises this _. _l'- f_ and the one in Chuang Tzfi as
the same person. C |_2, _ _)l t]_, Boastful of his
achievem2nts. _, ]12k_ g, A flight on defeat. 3I[ _:
I_1 _f, The rear of the troop_ is called ]l_., _ t_ -I]_,
To whip. i_ _ N _ _ _ _ SJJ, It is an honour
to be the last to flee on a defeat. L. does not boast his
merit. Being in the rear on an occasion of flight, when
etc. advance. Z. non se jactat: eapta fuga, tunc erat in
postsignanis; jam portam ingressus ...... non quoad ego
ausus fuerim retro etc. K. He was a man who never
would boast ...... he slowly brought up the rear; ...... city
gate ....... It was not courage wh. kept me behind. But
you see_my horse w'd not go. Couv. ne se vaute pas
lui-m6me ...... Arriv6 5. la porte de la capitale ..... Ce n'est
pas que j'aie eu le courage de me retirer apr_s les autres
etx:.
CHAPTER XIV.--ELOQUENCE AND BEAUTY_
PASSPORTS IN A DECADENT AGE. The _ was the
officer who read the invocation in the ducal Anc. Temple.
I_ was the Invocator in the _ State, name =_ _ and
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