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儒家 -> 礼记 -> 表记 -> 42

The Master said,
'In the service of a ruler,
if it be in the army, (an officer) should not (try to) avoid labour and danger;
if it be at court he should not refuse a mean office.
To occupy a post and not perform its business is contrary to order and right.
使Hence, when a ruler employs him on any duty, if it suit his own mind,
he thinks carefully of what it requires, and does it;
if it do not suit his own mind,
he thinks the more carefully of what it requires, and does it.
退When his work is done, he retires from Office
- such is an officer who well discharges his duty.
It is said in the Yi (vol. xvi, p. 96),
"He does not serve either king or feudal lord,
。’” but in a lofty spirit prefers (to attend to) his own affairs."'


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