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ministers and noble&b ..... in all duties to the _lead, not to
dare not to exert one'_ _elf, and not to be overc_pe of wine ;_
which one do I attain to ? Z ....... non fled vino obrutus ;
ista _ui ex_nt in _e ? K- In p4blic life etc. in _rivate
life...... to the members of one's family ; in performing the
last _ffices to the dead etc. ; and in using W!lae....... resist
the temptation of taking it to excess,--which ...... been able
to d,o? Cotw. H_ de la paaison, remplir rues d_oirs
etc., gt la maison etc ....... 6viter l'ivresse; ces quatres
m6t_._ se trouvent-il_ en moi
GHAPTER XVt.--SIC TRANStT.--Cf. Menc. 1V.
c.
_], _ _, The revolqfions of Nature are unbroken
and I_nceasing in their progressive changes,--they are the
external phenomena of Tao, and their simples_t illustration
is that df a flowing stream. The moral is that _]_ _ It_
1_ /1_ _, the lfaLner ._ltotlld b_ cQn_tantly ._]ert,--ne_re r
b(e_king down for a hairs=breadth of time. _. _ says
this is the nature of Tao ....... the days go and the months
come, the cold goes and the heat comes, the water flows
unceasing and things are hrol4glat ff_tfl _xistence _an_x.-
h_ustedly. C. _ays this and the rest of the _ook are an
incen.tive to diligence. L. It passes on just like this, not
ceasing etc. Z. transeuntes ita! non cessant etc. K.
H_W all tb_ing_il_nature are passing away even like this
etc. Couv_ Tant _ cgmme cetW ¢au, _ _m_'_,rr_t¢
etc.
CHAPTER XVII.--THE GRAND PASSION.___
a pretty face, the fair sex, sensual desire. C. quoting
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