...^r, see tho She-king, III. iii. 2, st. 5. The lines there are — 'A flaw in a white sceptre-stone, may be ground away ; but for a flaw in speech, nothing can be done.' In his repeating of these lines, we have, perhaps, the ground-virtue of the char, for which Yung is...

...For the lines, see the She-king, Pt III. Bk UI. ii. 5. They are — "A flaw in a white sceptre-stone may be ground away ; but for a flaw in speech, nothing can be done." In his repeating of these lines, we have, perhaps, the ground-virtue of the character for which Yung...

...superior man may say that in Sean Seih ** have what is declared in the ode [The She, IV. iii. II. 6],' "A flaw in a white gem May be ground away ; But for a flaw iu speech Nothing can be done"' It may be well to observe here that these murder* in this Chuen were...

...tbe She-king, III. iii. 2, »t. 6. The lines there «i* — 'A flaw in a white sceptre-stone, rosy I* ground away ; but for a flaw in speech, nothing can be done.' In his repeating of these lineii we have, perhaps, the ground-virtue of thechir. for which Yung in...

...For the lines, see the She-king, Pt III. Bk III. ii. 5. They are — "A flaw in a white sceptre-stone may be ground away ; but for a flaw in speech, nothing can be done." In his repeating of these lines, we have, perhaps, the ground-virtue of the character for which Tung...

...three times a day certain lines in the Shi-ching to the effect that " a flaw in a white sceptre-stone may be ground away ; but for a flaw in speech nothing can be done." Confucius was pleased with him and gave him his crippled brother's daughter to wife. "While attached...

...careful of your outward behaviour; In all things be mild and correct. A flaw in a mace of white jade May be ground away ; But for a flaw in speech Nothing can be done. Do not speak lightly ; your words are your own 1. Do not say, ' This is of little importance ; No one...

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...the lines, see 'the She-king, Pt III. Bk III. ii. 5. They are — " A flaw in a white sceptre-stone may be ground away ; but for a flaw in speech, nothing can be done." In his repeating of these lines, we have, perhaps, the ground-virtue of the character for which Yung...

...-^-, see the Shih-ching, III. iii. Ode n. 5. The lines theru are — 'A flaw in a white soeptre-ctane may be ground away ; but for a flaw in speech, nothing can he done.' In his repeating of these lines, we have, perhaps, the ground-virtue of the character for...