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CHAPTER IV Han shih wai chuan | ||
21[1]
There are those incapable of serving their ruler who expect
their own servants to act loyally. There are those incapable of
serving their own fathers who expect their sons to be filial. There
are those incapable of respect toward their elder brothers who
expect their younger brothers to obey their commands. The Ode
says,[2]
He gets a place, and shows no humility
Until he is involved in ruin.
Until he is involved in ruin.
knowing himself.
CHAPTER IV Han shih wai chuan | ||