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"_ ;_ fi_ _ _ g 4_,, In times Of peace the tb
]k may not differ from the 2_" -_, but when danger and
trouble arises the virtue of the chtinotzfi is revealed. L.
WtK_ the ye_vr becofges cola, then ...... last'to lose their
leaves. Z. anno frigiscente, tunc demure ......... serius
'flaccescere. ]K. Wh_ the cotd of w_nt_er"comes ...... last
to lose their green. Couv ....... le froid de l'hiver ......
perdeiat leurg teuilles _rr_s to_._sles autres arbres.
CHAPTER XXVIII.--THE WISE, THE VIRTU-
OUS, THE BRAVE.--C. It)], J_ J)_l _ t!A[, The
enlightened are able to illuminate principles. _-_, 1__
_Z, The principles of the virtuous enable them to
overcome self _i_, _- _ _ _1; _, The brave have
spirit to enable them to live up to truth and righteousness.
L The wise are free from perplexities ;...... the bold from
fear. Z. pi'hdens r_on ambig[t, perfectos etc. fortes etc.
K. Men of intelligence are free from doubts, moral men
etc., men of courage etc. Couv. Un homme _clair6 et
prudent n'hesite pas ; un homme parfait etc., courageux etc.
CHAPTER XXIX.--THEORY, PRACTICE, JUDG-
MENT.-'_-The _ _ is taken in the sense of 'may with,'
not ' may allow,' which latter might glve, ' You may allow
some to share in your teaching whom you may not yet
pertra't t_ proceed to etc.' C. "_ _: _x)_" _ g
_ l}[3 _, He can associate with the other in doing
this matter. _. _- says _J" _ _ /_, _ _ J_
•_ _, in understanding the method of study ; _ ll_ i_
_ _ _ _[: _,_, in understanding the objective, g
etc. _[ _ N _ igi _lg _ ll_. in firm and anwaveri_g
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