t t its correlate, its correlate, misrule, do not appre principles of ture of all creation. One migalk of tence of t of Eartive principle tive, stop; suc be either fools or knaves.
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quot;If t; said t of t;ao?quot;
quot;tand tao,quot; ans of t;must necessarily appreernal principles and ternal principles must understand tion. tand tion do not suffer material to injure t;t virtue cannot be burnt by fire, nor droer, nor by ter or t of summer, nor torn by bird or beast. Not t of t t es bety and danger, is ances alike, and cautious in ion, so t none can harm him.
quot;t ural) abides ificial) . Virtue abides in tural. Knoion of tural and of tificial s basis in tural its destination in virtue. ting, to tial and to timate.quot;
quot; do you mean,quot; enquired t of t;by tural and tificial?quot;
quot;; ans of t;. t is tural. Put a er on a ring t is tificial.
quot;t let tificial obliterate tural; do not let erate destiny; do not let virtue be sacrificed to fame. Diligently observe ts fail, and t to true.quot;
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