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XVI. Vl, vii. "THE AY4ALI[_"I_.
To speak at the right time is the way to avoid these faults.
L. to which they who stand in the prescncc tJf a man of
virtue and station are liable. They may speak when it
does not come to them to speak, this is called rashness.
...... concealment ...... without looking at the countenance
etc. blindness. Z. assistentisad insignem virum dantur tria
errata. Si ejus sermo nondum te attigerit et loquaris, vocatur
praecipitantia; occultatio; coecitas. K. To speak out
when one is not called upon to speak etc. fi-oward ; disingenuous
; blindness Couv. Quand vous _te_ en presence
d'un homme distingu6 par etc Si vous lui addressez la
parole, avant qu'il vous interroge, c'est precipitation ; dissimulation
; aveuglement.
CHAPTER VII. -- THE VICES OF YOUTH,
MATURITY AND OLD AGE.--Or, The wise man has
three prohibitions. :y_ _ may mean, Immature, or, not
yet under control, [_ Mature, or, under control. C.
_[_ :_ _ ;_ _)i: _ __2 _[E _, What organic form
depends upon for existence, t_ I_ _I1 _1_, 1_.),t_ _J_
;_- l_] _ _ _ _J_fi)f _ -!]!,, To know to beware
of these impulses according to their respective periods and
to govern them by high principle, is to avoid becoming
their servant. _ A _ ;_ A _ _ _( _, _ 1/_ A
_ :j_ What the Sage has in common with other
men is physical force ; wherein he differs fiom others is his
will force. _ _ :_ !_ il_ _, _ _J_ ,_l| _l_ !_ _il
His physical powers sometime or other decay, his will
power new decays. Youthfirl lack of control is the asser-
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