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The Three Principle Texts of Daoism translated by ... - Bad Request

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<strong>The</strong> Sage does not care to hoard. <strong>The</strong> more he uses forthe benefit <strong>of</strong> others, the more he possesses himself. <strong>The</strong>more he gives to his fellow-men, the more he has <strong>of</strong> hisown.<strong>The</strong> truest sayings are paradoxical.iscellaneousSayings AndMPreceptsBY many words wit is exhausted; it is better topreserve a mean. <strong>The</strong> excellence <strong>of</strong> a dwelling isits site; the excellence <strong>of</strong> a mind is its pr<strong>of</strong>undity;the excellence <strong>of</strong> giving is charitableness; the excellence<strong>of</strong> speech is truthfulness; the excellence <strong>of</strong> government isorder; the excellence <strong>of</strong> action is ability; the excellence<strong>of</strong> movement is timeliness.He who grasps more than he can hold, would be betterwithout any. If a house is crammed with treasures <strong>of</strong> goldand jade, it will be impossible to guard them all.

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