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"X,VL v,vn ,XHE ASAL_rS.
PLEASURES.--The three pronunciations and meanings
of _ all occur in this aphorism, _ _ Yao 4, To enjoy ;
j_ _ Yo4. Music; _j_ _ and _: _ Lo 4. Joy, delight.
C. _, _/ _ _ _ _ _ _- ;_ _f, To discriminate
the niceties of the regulations and of the musical tones.
lj_ _, Hi] _ _ _j ;_ ill _, results in extravagance
and in ignoring restraint; _ _, l_i] _ ¢_. _J ,_, _l
_2-_ results in remissness and dislike of hearing good
(things said of others). _ _, HI] _ _]_ _j _qt _|_ &
results in profligacy and hobilobbing with low class people.
L. There are three things men find enjoyment in which
are advantageous; injurious ....... discriminating study of
ceremonies and music ....... speaking of the goodness of
others ....... having many worthy friends etc. extravagant
pleasures ; idleness and sauntering ; pleasures of feasting etc.
Z. delectari effreni voluptate, licentioribus vagationibus,
epularum deliciis, intertrimento sunt. K. Pleasure derived
from the study and criticism of the polite arts etc. Pleasurein
dissipation, in extravagance, in mere conviviality etc.
CQuv. Aimer _. donner libre cours _ ses convoitises,
aimer _ perdre son temps et _ courir _&et I_, aimer les
festines et les plaisirs d6shonn_tes etc.
CHAPTER VI.--A TIME TO SPEAK AND A
TIME TO BE SILENT._Or, \Vhen attending upon a
man of rank there are three errors. His word not having
come to one, yet to speak etc. C. _--_ ;_ ¢_ _
_, General name.for a tnan of character and position.
J_ !_I, :;_ 1_ _ _ _ 1_, Having no eyes, that
is unable to discriminate either address or looks, want of
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