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Men at their birth are naturally good. Their natures are much the same
their habits become widely different
‥... If follishly there is no
teaching
the nature will deteriorate *[3
6m. .:●˙ . The right way in teachingis to attach the utmost importance ∴˙. . . in thoroughnessOf old, the mother of Mencius
. . ˙. . . chose a neighbourhood
and when her child would not learn
. she broke the shuttle from th
e loom |
