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when a man took office in a State it was the _. for him to
have an interview with the Prince's wife Tzfi Lu looked
upon his interviewing this woman as discreditable. _ -_
tIg_ To take an oath, declare. ;;]g_ _=_ 714 ,_ ._, _[ ;{4
t_! _-_ _ 0_,, Not accordant with decorum or right.
_I_ _ ]_ _, Reject, cast off. L. Wherein I have done
improperly. Z. si est quod ego peccavi coelum me rejiciat.
K. If I have had an unworthy motive in that, may God
forsake me. Couv. Si j'ai real fait, que le Ciel me rejette.
CHAPTER XXVII.--THE SCARCITY OF VIR-
TUE. Or, "The people have had little of it for a long
time" See the _ J_. C. Op _. _t _ _ 2g: _2;
_J_,_ Ckun, g"is the term for neither excess nor deficiency.
)_ 2li '_ -___, Constant, normal. :_ ;_ _ Utmost.
J_ _ -t]£, Few, little. _]_ --_ says _ _ ;_ _ q_,
;_ _ _ g_ fi_, The on neither side (or never eccen-
tric) is called chung; the unchanging (or unvarying) is
called yung, i.e. the fixed standard. L. Perfect is the
virtue wh. is according to the Constant Mean ! Rare ......
has been its practice etc. Z. aequabilis medii virtus, nonne
illa summa est ? K. The use of the moral sentiment well
balanced and kept in perfect equilibrium,--that is the true
state of human perfection. It is seldom found long so kept
up amongst men. Couv. La vertu qui se fient dans
l'invariable milieu, est la plus haute perfectiotl. . Peu
d'hommes la poss_dent, et cela depuis longtemps.
CHAPTER XXVItI._THE PHILANTHROPIST
AND THE SAGE. I. The man who can so universally
benefit his fellows is great enough to be called _, _ Jill,
What may he be like ? C. N]_ _ 4_, Widely. {.7, J2AI
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