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XXX. 'xvIl[, xtx. THE ANALt_
FATHER'S POLICY.--C. /i_ ][_ z_ _ _k _
fig _]] _; [_ -_ _ _]_ etc. He was a Minister of Lu,
named Su. His father Hsi_ n Tz_, named Mieh, was a
man of high character, and Chuang Tz_i showed the greatness
of his devotion by continuing his father's servants and
polity intact. The older commentator _ _ records that
he did so during the whole three years of mourning, desplte
unworthiness in certain 6f the men and mistakes in the
policy. L. in other matters was what other men are
competent to, but, as seen in the not changing the ministers
of his father, nor his father's mode of government, it is
dil_icult to be attainectto. K. What other things he did
etc. other men can do etc. Couv. qu'on pouvait ais_ment
imiter tons les exemples etc., hormis cdui qu'il a donn_ en
ne changeant ni les serviteurs etc.
CHAPTER XIX.--COMMISERATION FOR THE
CRIMINAL_C. _ _ was a disciple of the philosopher
Ts_ng. _ _ _] _ _ _ig l_, 7_ _]_ _ _,
"By disorganization of the people is meant that faf.ts and
justice had become perverted, a]id the two no longer held
together. _ ;_ _ _ _[_ _ _, :_ _ ___ ]11][_
_I _.IL_, Hence when they transgressed they were
either driven to it, or did it through ignorance. L. The
rulers have failed in their duties and the people consequently
been disorganized for a long time. When you
have found out the truth of any accusation be grieved for
andpity them, and do not fee}joy at your own-abili_. Z.
Si assequeris rei veritatem tunc dcp|orans miserare, ut noli
R_udere. K. feel pky and be merciful to b/m; do not