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聖賢論學，多是隨時就事，雖言若人殊，而要其工夫頭腦若合符節。緣天地之間，原只有此性，只有此理，只有此良知，只有此一件事耳。故凡就古人論學處說工夫，更不必攙和兼搭而說，自然無不脗合貫通者；才須攙和兼搭而說，即是自己工夫未明徹也。近時有謂「集義」之功，必須兼搭個「致良知」而後備者，則是「集義」之功尚未了徹也。「集義」之功尚未了徹，適足以為「致良知」之累而已矣。謂「致良知」之功必須兼搭一個「勿忘、勿助」而後明者，則是「致良知」之功尚未了徹也；「致良知」之功尚未了徹，適足以為「勿忘、勿助」之累而已矣。若此者，皆是就文義上解釋牽附，以求混融湊泊，而不曾就自己實工夫上體驗，是以論之愈精，而去之愈遠。 文蔚之論，其於大本達道既已沛然無疑，至於「致知」、「窮理」及「忘、助」等說，時亦有攙和兼搭處，卻是區區所謂康莊大道之中，或時橫斜迂曲者，到得工夫熟後，自將釋然矣。 文蔚謂「致知」之說，求之事親、從兄之間，便覺有所持循者，此段最見近來真切篤實之功。但以此自為不妨，自有得力處，以此遂為定說教人，卻未免又有因藥發病之患，亦不可不一講也。

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卷中·第188条

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先生將息，弟子皆起。敬奉枕席，問所何趾。俶衽則請，有常有否。先生既息，各就其友。相切相磋，各長其儀。周則復始，是謂弟子之紀。

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第59篇弟子職·第5则

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The most perfect freedom of trade is permitted between the British colonies of America and the West Indies, both in the enumerated and in the non-enumerated commodities Those colonies are now become so populous and thriving, that each of them finds in some of the others a great and extensive market for every part of its produce. All of them taken together, they make a great internal market for the produce of one another.

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Book IV, Chapter VII, paragraph 1354

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夏，五月，丙申，上幸明德宮避暑。上自即位，每日視事；庚子，宰相奏天下無虞，請隔日視事；許之。

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卷200·高宗天皇大聖大弘孝皇帝上之下顯慶二年（丁巳，公元六五七年）·第9则

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Naturally, I came to see more of him. The business relations which began with the handling of produce he consigned to our old firm grew into a business friendship, because people who lived in a comparatively small place, as Cleveland was then, were thrown together much more often than in such a place as New York. When the oil business was developing and we needed more help, I at once thought of Mr. Flagler as a possible partner, and made him an offer to come with us and give up his commission business. This offer he accepted, and so began that life-long friendship which has never had a moment's interruption. It was a friendship founded on business, which Mr. Flagler used to say was a good deal better than a business founded on friendship, and my experience leads me to agree with him.

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Chapter I, excerpt 14

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