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法家 -> 商君書 -> 禁使 -> 3

:「。」Some say: 'A ruler of men holds a nominal right of consent, post factum; then things are controlled and examined, and by this control wickedness is discovered.'
I do not think that this is right.
For officials exert sole authority and take decisions a thousand li away (from the ruler).
In the twelfth month, to confirm it, they make a report,
in which the affairs of the whole year have separate entries;
but as the ruler gives but one hearing,
although he sees doubtful cases,
he cannot determine whether an official is capable or otherwise....
For example, if objects come near,
the eye cannot but see them;
if words are insistent,
the ear cannot but hear them;
for if objects approach, they alter in appearance,
and if words draw near, they form coherent speech.


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