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Lao-tzu, A Study in Chinese Philosophy

Note 40 — Chapter VIII · LAO-TZŬ AND CONFUCIUS.

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In the Li-chi, Confucius says that as a parrot does not cease to be a bird though it can speak, so though creatures have the appearance of men, yet if they have not Li they are not men. Ch. 1., p. 4.

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