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XIII. xvu, xwu. THe. ANALECT.
thoroughly.._ t|- _ _ _ _], _1 P)_ _ _ t],,
_ ;i_ _ _o He who is on the lookout for trifling
advantages will get trifles, and miss the greater things. _t_
z_ says: --_ _ _. _ _ _E _. zbc Tzfi Hsia's
weakness was lack of breadth and exaggeration of detail.
L Do not be desirous to have things done quickly ; do
not look at small advantages. Desire etc. prevents their
being done thoroughly ...... great affairs from being accomplished,
Z. non sit voluntas praeceps, ne respicias parva
lucra. K. Do not be in a hurry to get things done. Do
not consider petty advantages ...... you will never accomplish
great things. Couv. Ne vous h_ttez pas trop; ne
recherchez pas les petits avantages. Qui se h_tte, n'atteint
pas loin ; qui etc. n6glige les grandes choses.
CHAPTER XVIII.--BLOOD THICKER THAN--
TRUTH.--I. For _ 2_ see VII. 18. The ]_ _]_ :_
is generally interpreted in the singular. _ To state to.
C. _ _]i], _ _ }_j _ :_, Straightforward in character
and conduct. ;_f _ _j _: 121_, Stealing with a
measure of reason is called appropriating--as when the sheep
trespasses on one's pasture. L. Among us here there are
those who may be styled upright in their conduct. If their
fathers have stolen etc. they will bear witness to the fact.
Z. in m6o pago sunt qui recte procedunt: si cujus pater
surripiat ovem etc. K. men to be found who are so upright
that when a father steals a sheep the son is ready etc.
Couv. , Dans mon pays il est des hommes qui font profession
de droiture ....... si un pere vole etc.
2. __ _ --_ [_., A father hides for his son. 1_
_0 see II. _8. C. _:F__A_
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