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XL XVlr, xvlII. THE; ANALEC_I_
suggests "that the next cap. belongs to this, the --_ KI having
been misplaced. For .these four disciples see Intro.
V. The four are qx ,_.,_ _ ._ __ _l_ and-_ I_`.
I. C. I_ :_ _ ;_ _-. I]_ _J_ _ _ Deficient
in wisdom, but with honesty to spare. The _ _ records
that he would not tread on (the Master's) shadow, kill an
exhibernating creature, or break sprouting vegetation, he
strictly obser_ved his parents' funeral rites u eeping blood
for three years, he never smiled, and when fleeing from
danger refused to take a short cut, or enter file city in
irregular fashion ; but he was of a character so just, that
his life was saved by a man, whose feet he had been com-
pelled as judge to have cut off in punishment.
2. ,_ _ _!_ Dull, slow witted. _ -_ El,, :_ 4/J,-,
3_ ]_A"_ _ _, Yet by his very" slowness he won his
way.
Practiced in deportment, but lacking sincerity.
4. II_,, _ {_ _!_,, Coarse and vulgar. L Ch'ai is
simple ....... dull ....... specious" ...... coarse. Z. simplex,
obtusus, fucatus, agrestis. K. One was simple: another
was dull: ..... specious ....... coarse. Couv. Tch'ai est
peu instruit ...... peu perspicase ....... plus" soucieux d'une
belle apparence que de la vraie vertu ;...... pas assez poll
CHAPTER XVIII.--POOR AND CONTENT, RICH
AND DISCONTENT.,--_il _ joins this Cap. to the last.
i. C. Jj_, _ {[L, _' __, _f_' Near to the noble life.
_ _ __ _- _[ _l__ Frequently down to a bare cupboard
_yet undisturbed. L. He has nearly attained to perfect
_e_. He is _n in want. Z. ,Oh! file propior erat!
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