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tice cy and do my duty, and distinguisween rig;
quot;t do you ; said ;If Yao y of and duty, and cut off your nose and ered, take-w- comes neig;
quot;Nevert; replied Yi-erse. quot;I so loiter on its confines.quot;
quot;If a man ; retorted ;it is impossible for o join in tion of beauty of face and complexion or to tell a blue sacrificial robe from a yello;
quot;u Cy,quot; ans;Crengt of ion. And t tor to become a disciple of yourself?quot;
quot;A; replied ;t cannot be kno I line. Aer, my Master! rims doed t account it justice. ed to t account it kindness. Dating back furtest antiquity, account ing eart account is ;
Yen o C;I am getting on.quot;
quot;; asked tter.
quot;I rid of cy and duty,quot; replied the former.
quot;Very good,quot; replied C;but not quite perfect.quot;
Anot C;I am getting on.
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quot;I rid of ceremonies and music,quot; answered Yen huei.
quot;Very good,quot; said C;but not quite perfect.quot;
Anot C;I am getting on.
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quot;I can forget myself ; replied Yen huei.
quot; do you mean by t?quot; said Cenance.
quot;I ; ansing rid of my body and mind, I e. t I mean by forgetting myself ;
quot;If you ; said C;t yourself, trust to be alloo folloeps.
tseyu and tsesang seyu said, quot;tsesang is probably ill.quot; So to see tringed instrument, as follo;O Fato God? Is to man?quot; It in and asked, quot;;