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XIII.ix,x,xL THE A_I._CTS.
sunt quid pl-aeterea addendum ait; ditandi. K. With
such a large population what etc. Couv. Maintenant
qu'ils sont nombreux ...... les rend re r;ches.
_. _ _l_ _. _ _ ;;_O To enrich without edueating
leaves men very near the level of the brute. Hence
colleges must be established for the stud), of religion and
morals in order to the people's education L. And when
etc. Teach them. Z, instruendi. K. Educate them.
Couv. Les instruire.
CHAPTER X,--CONFUCIUS' CONFIDENCE IN
HIS METHODS.--j_i _ _ = _]_ _ _ n--I" o And
already can do. C. g :_ _ N, _" _J _g _ t_,
K'o means barely, passably, i e, the regulations could have
been published abroad. _ h_, _ YJ/ li_ tlto The
administration itself brought into order. L. If there were
any of the princes who would employ me, in the course of
twelve months I should have done something considerable
...... the government would be perfected. Z. si esset etc.
jam foret sat bene ...... haberetur perfecfio. K. If I were
given the conduct ..... accomplished something .... put
everything in order. Couv. Si un prince .... assez bien
16gl6e...... parfaite.
CHAPTER XI.--A HUNDRED YEARS OF GOOD
RULE _C. _ _[; "i_ :fF, N _I _ _ _ lifo It
means a long, unbroken period. J_ _!_- {t_ _ _
)k-, I"_ ;tg _ _o Transform the cruel and cause them
to cease from evil. i_ _" :_ N _Jl :_ zF N ;_o
This was an ancient saying which the Master approves. L.
If good men ...... able to transfoma the violently bad, and
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