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Cheerfully she replied, with gentle movement increasingThrough the darkening path the speed at which she was walking:I in truth shall hope to satisfy both of your parents,For your mother's character my own nature resembles,And to external graces have I from my youth been accustom'd.Our old neighbours, the French, in their earlier days laid much stress onCourteous demeanour; 'twas common alike to nobles and burghers,And to peasants, and each enjoin'd it on all his acquaintance.in the same way, on the side of the Germans, the children were train'd upEvery morning, with plenty of kissing of hands and of curtsies,To salute their parents, and always to act with politeness.All that I have learnt, and all I have practised since childhood,All that comes from my heart,--I will practise it all with the old man.But on what terms shall I--I scarcely dare ask such a question,--Be with yourself, the only son, and hereafter my master?"

　　戴安道就範宣學，視範所為：範讀書亦讀書，範鈔書亦鈔書。唯獨好畫，範以為無用，不宜勞思於此。戴乃畫南都賦圖；範看畢咨嗟，甚以為有益，始重畫。

THE WINTER AND TIMUR.

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He too quaff'd with eager joy the bowl.Love to crown the silent feast he sought,

Many a thing have badly ended,And now I must blame ye.

Where goodness, beauty, truth, for ever grow;And in his rear, in shadowy outline, layThe vulgar, which we all, alas, obey!

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I hear from 'neath thy grate.Thou doubtless meanest me, the rose.

Of that time so fondly cherish'd.

Then methought "This child can ne'er,

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　　子言之：“君子之道，辟则坊与，坊民之所不足者也。”大为之坊，民犹逾之。故君子礼以坊德，刑以坊淫，命以坊欲。

　　侍坐于君子，君子欠伸，撰杖屦，视日蚤莫，侍坐者请出矣。侍坐于君子，君子问更端，则起而对。侍坐于君子，若有告者曰：「少间」，愿有复也；则左右屏而待。毋侧听，毋噭应，毋淫视，毋怠荒。游毋倨，立毋跛，坐毋箕，寝毋伏。敛发毋髢，冠毋免，劳毋袒，暑毋褰裳。

Long-neck'd flasks I put as dishes

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My spirit aid to soarFrom earthly conflicts trying;

Such ardour,Surely, then, flesh and blood to tame

He whom thou ne'er leavest, Genius,Feels no dread within his heartAt the tempest or the rain.He whom thou ne'er leavest, Genius,Will to the rain-clouds,Will to the hailstorm,Sing in replyAs the lark sings,Oh thou on high!