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plcrumquercrurnvacuus, K. almostperfectas a man;
yethc isoftenrcducedto wahl Couv. prcsqueattcintla
plushauteperfection.II dtaitordinaircment dansl'indigence.
2. _ i.e. _ _ Intro. V. C. _ _ _ llii', "file
will of Heaven. _ _i, _ [_ _ J_i _!h, Goods
increased abundantly; _, ,_, _ t_, calculations, judgments.
Although his contentment and love of the higher
life were not equal to Yen Hui's, he had much iigtelligence
and was able to _ _15 ]_j _j_ r_, weigh matters with
much precision. L. does not acquiesce in the appointments
of Heaven, and his goods are increased by him. Yet
his judgments are often correct. Z. ejus cogitata tamen
plerumque quadmbant. K. The other man does not even
believe in religion, yet his possessions go on increasing ......
often right in his judgmdat of things. Couv. ne s'abandonne
pas _.la Providence ; il amasse des richesses ; mais
il est judicieux.
CHAPTER XIX.--A LAW TO HIMSELF.--_I_ _'
takes _ as _ rj_ _ _, that is, he lived in ignorance of
the settled laws of the sages ....... and ;_ )k _ __ (See
Cap. 14) as 5_ _;__ _ _ _,,_, that it, he has not happened
upon the region of categorical statement,--a law to
himself (cf. Rom. II. I3-15). C. _ ]k _ -_ _J :_ _ a-_-,
A man of excellent natural qualities, but untrained. 5_. -T"
says _ _, _ _" _ _ -'4,1:i_ IAke following the
road or keeping to the rut. Although he nmy be a good
man outside the recognised track, he cannot arrive at the
]V _:_ :_'. abode of philosophical knowledge. _- .&
_: _J :_ _e,, --_ _" -'_ :_, He is ber,t on a life oi
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