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道家 -> 莊子 -> 雜篇 -> 徐無鬼 -> 14.2

句踐會稽Gou-jian took his station on (the hill of) Gui-ji with 3,000 men with their buff-coats and shields:
(his minister) Zhong knew how the ruined (Yue) might still be preserved,
but the same man did not know the sad fate in store for himself.
Hence it is said,
'The eye of the owl has its proper fitness;
the leg of the crane has its proper limit,
and to cut off any of it would distress (the bird).'
Hence (also) it is (further) said,
'When the wind passes over it, the volume of the river is diminished,
and so it is when the sun passes over it.
But let the wind and sun keep a watch together on the river,
and it will not begin to feel that they are doing it any injury:
it relies on its springs and flows on.'
Thus, water does its part to the ground with undeviating exactness;
and so does the shadow to the substance;
and one thing to another.


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