fully ugly. Yet ogeto see t passed before I began to trust ate ed a Prime Minister, I offered .  t any rate, I gave t to  in a very s time  me and  a  manner of man is t;

    quot;o tate,quot; replied Confucius, quot;I sater of young pigs sucking ter a  off. For t look at to  t tained  t  le,  covered  off does not value a present of s cut ts) side (t be employed again. Sucance attaco preserving tue o rusted.  after, and is offered t of a country   decline. Indeed  be talents are perfect and  out;

    do you mean by alents being perfect?quot; asked t;possession and loss, success and failure, poverty and ue and vice, good and evil report ,  and cold -- tural course of events. Day and nig not be alloo disturb tural er into t one is at ease and in  loss of , sed tinuously one creates t. Suco  talents.quot;

    quot;And ue  out;

    quot;anding still,quot; said Confucius, quot;ter is in t perfect state of repose. Let t be your model. It remains quietly  agitated . It is from tivation of suc virtue results. And if virtue takes no out be able to keep aloof from it.quot;

    Some days afterold Mintse saying, quot; I took over t, I t t in guiding ty as a ruler. But no I  man, I fear t I  ac, but am fooliso my country. Confucius and I are not prince and minister, but friends in spirit.

    ook a fancy to  too scraggy. Big-Jar-Goiter spoke ook a fancy to  too scraggy. t is t ten. But mankind forgets not t ten, forgetting t o be forgotten. tfulness indeed!

    And