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...this is like hating to be drunk, and yet being strong to drink wine." CHAPTER IV. 1. Mencius said, "If a man love others, and no responsive attachment...turn inwards and examine his own benevolence. If he in trying to rule others, and his government is unsuccessful, let him turn inwards and examine his...

...RULE. SELFISHNESS UNPROFITABLE. HE THAT WOULD HAVE FRIENDS MUST SHOW HIMSELF FRIENDLY. Mencius said, " If a man love others, and no responsive attachment...turn inwards and examine his own benevolence. If he «• trying to rule others, and his government is unsuccessful, let him turn inwards and examine his...

...RULE. SELFISHNESS UNPROFITABLE. HE THAT WOULD HAVE FRIENDS MUST SHOW HIMSELF FRIENDLY. Mencius said, " If a man love others, and no responsive attachment is shown to him, let him turn inwards and examine liis own benevolence. If he is trying to rule others, and his government is unsuccessful, let him turn...

...benevolent; — this is like hating to be drunk, and yet being strong to drink wine." IV. 1. Mencius said, u If a man love others, and no responsive attachment...turn inwards and examine his own feeling of respect. 2. " When we do not, by what we do, realize what we desire, we must turn inwards, and examine ourselves...

...subject the princes of Mencius' time. CH. IV. WITH WHAT MEASURE A MAN METES IT WILL BE MEASURED TO and examine his own benevolence; if he [is trying...unsuccessful, let him turn inwards and examine his own wisdom. If he treats others politely and they do not return his politeness, let him turn inwards...

...CONSEQUENTLY BEFORE A MAN DEALS WITH OTHERS, EXPECTING THEM TO BE AFFECTED BY HIM, HE SHOULD FIRST DEAL WITH and examine his own benevolence ; if he [is trying...unsuccessful, let him turn inwards and examine his own wisdom. If he treats others politely and they do not return his politeness, let him turn inwards...

...SHOULD FIRST DEAL WITH HIMSELF. The sentiment is expressed quite generally, but a particular reand examine his own benevolence ; if he [is trying to]...unsuccessful, let him turn inwards and examine his own wisdom. If he treats others politely and they do not return his politeness, let him turn inwards...

...RULE. SELFISHNESS UNPROFITABLE. HE THAT WOULD HAVE FRIENDS MUST SHOW HIMSELF FRIENDLY. Mencius said, " If a man love others, and no responsive attachment...and they do not return his politeness, let him turn inward and examine his own feeling of respect. " When we do not, by what we do, realize what we desire,...

...benevolent; — this is like hating to be drunk, and yet being strong 'to drink wine." IV. 1. Mencius said, " If a man love others, and no responsive attachment...he is trying to rule others, and his government is imsuccessful, let him turn inwards and examine his wisdom. If he treats others politely, and they do...