Confucian Analects Book XIX Part 2 (孔夫子論語:第十九 第二部份)

Author: Confucius (孔夫子); translated by James Legge

Tzu-hsia said, if we teach one thing in the way of a gentleman first, shall we tire before reaching the next? Thus plants and trees differ in size. Should the way of a gentleman bewilder him? To learn it, first and last, none but the holy are fit.

第十九

BOOK XIX

11. 子夏曰:「大德不踰閑,小德出入可也。」

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