On Levelling All Things
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Cse as follo;I rue Sage pays no o ado rigid rules of conduct. Sometimes speaking and sometimes saying anyts of this mundane world.
ted Confucius, are futile fantasies. But to me t of t ao. is your opinion?quot;
quot;t perplexed even t; replied Cse. quot;oo far a to ed to o you at random, and do you listen at random.
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quot; love of life is not a delusion after all? t as a c know his way home?
quot;ter of tier officer of Ai. got until tears. But e riced of . t t of o life?
quot;t, o lamentation and sorroation and sorroo join t. kno terpret t a t t dream. Fools tter t one is a s narro a dream myself. tomorroo explain it; but t tomorro be until ten tions you may meet he corner.
quot;Granting t you and I argue. If you get tter of me, and not I of you, are you necessarily rig tter of you and not you of me, am I necessarily rigly rigly and ly we all live in darkness.
quot;er bete bete betive; if y of God, and folloural evolution, so t e our allotted span of life.
quot;But to y of God? It is t may not be really rig appears so may not be really so. Even if be made plain by argument. Even if so also cannot be made plain by argument.
quot;take no ime nor of rigo te, take your final rest t;
to t;At one moment you move: