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XX. II_ THE ANALECT_
sed sine expensis ; gravans, sed sine offensione ; desiderans,
sed sine cupiditate ; prosperitate contentus, seal sine super-
bia;gravis,_d minime ferus. K. to benefit the people
without wasting the resources of the country; to encourage
labour without giving cause for complaint ; to desire the
enjoyment of life without being covetous ; to be dignified
without being supercilious; to inspire awe without being
severe. Couv. exerce bienfaisance, sam rien d_penser;il
impose des charges aux peuple, sans le m_contenter; il a
des desirs, sans _tre cupide; il est heureux et _:alme, sans
orgueil ni n_gligence ; il a de la dignitY, sans avoir r;en de
dur.
2. [_ 1_ ;_ _ _, etc. By means of those things
in which the people are prospered he prospers them.
_' says [_ means _,, and 1_ ;_ J_ _ ]_ _ idl
_ ;_ _[_], Natural beriefits dr resources, e. g. agriculture,
etc. _t :_ _ //_ _ _ _g]_,.lao means works
of necessity, such as city walls, reservoirs etc. _ _ __,
_ _ _., Sympathetic feelings'and policy. _ _J_ J_ Jk
_'p|_ _ _ _ _, The one refers to persons; _he
other to affairs. L. makes more beneficial to the people
1he things from which they naturally derive beneR etc. ;
chqoses the labours which are proper and mak_ them
labour on them etc. ; desires set on _nevolent government
etc. ; many people or few, or with things great or smalI,_tie
xloes not dare:to indicate any disrespect etc. ; he adjustshis
clothes and cap, and throws a dignity" into his looks tic,
togked at with awe etc. Z. _ _ _. etc., non xtistinguens
plurcs paucioresque, non leviora graviorave, nuiaituam
audeat parvifacere. IC To encourage the people to