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VI. XlV, xv, XVL THE ANALF_,C-q_
was noted for his I1 5_" eloquence, i_ was son of the
Duke of 5_, noted for his handsome presence, as also for
incest with his half sister, wife of Duke E!_ of Wei, cap
xxvi. C. says :i_ _ _ _ t_ ___, A decader_ age
loves flattery and takes pleasure in external charms ; _ II_
I_,_ _ _!i ;_ without these it is hard to get on,--hence
he grieves over it. L. Without the specious speech of the
litanist T'o etc. Z. Si non habes precatoris T'ouo facundiam
difficile est quod servabefis etc. A man who has not
the wit of that parson (the Sydney Smith of the time) and
the fine appearance of that noble lord (the Lord Chester-
field etc.)" will never get on in society now. Couv. A
moins d'avoir le talent de l'olateur ...... difficile d'&happer
/t l'haine dans ce si_cle.
CHAPTER XV.--STRAIT THE GATE, NARROW
THE WAY. C. ,]_ _ _ ;_ _ _, An expression
of astonishment and grief. The Philosopher ,_, says
N[; )k, )k _ _ ]i[i[, It is not that Truth keeps away
from man, it is man himself who keeps away from it. L.
Who can go out by the door? How is it that men will
not walk according to these ways ? Z. et quare nemo
transit per hanc naturalis legis viam ? K. HoW is it that
men do not know that one cannot live except through the
Way ? Couv. Pourquoi p_rsonne ne marche-t41 par la
voie de la vertu ?
CHAPTER XVI.--NATURE AND TRAINING.
on says
_1_1,t_ l_ _ _, _ _ _ _, Everything has
form and substance, e.g. paper is made of bamboo, the form
is paper, the substance bamtx_. ]t_ excels i.e. _ exceeds.