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　　子言之：“仁有数，义有长短小大。中心憯怛，爱人之仁也；率法而强之，资仁者也。《诗》云：‘丰水有芑，武王岂不仕！诒厥孙谋，以燕翼子，武王烝哉！’数世之仁也。国风曰：‘我今不阅，皇恤我后。’终身之仁也。”子曰：“仁之为器重，其为道远，举者莫能胜也，行者莫能致也，取数多者仁也；夫勉于仁者不亦难乎？是故君子以义度人，则难为人；以人望人，则贤者可知已矣。”子曰：“中心安仁者，天下一人而已矣。大雅曰：‘德輶如毛，民鲜克举之；我仪图之，惟仲山甫举之，爱莫助之。’”小雅曰：“高山仰止，景行行止。”子曰：“《诗》之好仁如此；乡道而行，中道而废，忘身之老也，不知年数之不足，俛焉日有孳孳，毙而后已。”子曰：“仁之难成久矣！人人失其所好；故仁者之过易辞也。”子曰：“恭近礼，俭近仁，信近情，敬让以行此，虽有过，其不甚矣。夫恭寡过，情可信，俭易容也；以此失之者，不亦鲜乎？《诗》曰：‘温温恭人，惟德之基。’”子曰：“仁之难成久矣，惟君子能之。是故君子不以其所能者病人，不以人之所不能者愧人。是故圣人之制行也，不制以己，使民有所劝勉愧耻，以行其言。礼以节之，信以结之，容貌以文之，衣服以移之，朋友以极之，欲民之有壹也。小雅曰：‘不愧于人，不畏于天。’是故君子服其服，则文以君子之容；有其容，则文以君子之辞；遂其辞，则实以君子之德。是故君子耻服其服而无其容，耻有其容而无其辞，耻有其辞而无其德，耻有其德而无其行。是故君子衰绖则有哀色；端冕则有敬色；甲胄则有不可辱之色。《诗》云：‘惟鹈在梁，不濡其翼；彼记之子，不称其服。’”

1819.-----THE FOX AND HUNTSMAN.

Here the door was open'd. The handsome couple appear'd there,And the friends were amazed, the loving parents astonish'dAt the form of the bride, the form of the bridegroom resembling.Yes! the door appear'd too small to admit the tall figuresWhich now cross'd the threshold, in company walking together.To his parents Hermann presented her, hastily saying:--"Here is a maiden just of the sort you are wishing to have here,Welcome her kindly, dear father! she fully deserves it, and you too,Mother dear, ask her questions as to her housekeeping knowledge,That you may see how well she deserves to form one of our party."Then he hastily took on one side the excellent pastor,Saying:--" Kind sir, I entreat you to help me out of this troubleQuickly, and loosen the knot, whose unravelling I am so dreading;For I have not ventured to woo as my bride the fair maiden,But she believes she's to be a maid in the house, and I fear meShe will in anger depart, as soon as we talk about marriage.But it must be decided at once! no longer in errorShall she remain, and I no longer this doubt can put up with.Hasten and once more exhibit that wisdom we all hold in honour."So the pastor forthwith turn'd round to the rest of the party,But the maiden's soul was, unhappily, troubled alreadyBy the talk of the father, who just had address'd her as follows,Speaking good humour'dly, and in accents pleasant and lively"Yes, I'm well satisfied, child! I joyfully see that my son hasJust as good taste as his father, who in his younger days show'd it,Always leading the fairest one out in the dance, and then lastlyTaking the fairest one home as his wife--'twas your dear little mother!For by the bride whom a man selects, we may easily gatherWhat kind of spirit his is, and whether he knows his own value.But you will surely need but a short time to form your decision,For I verily think he will find it full easy to follow."Hermann but partially heard the words; the whole of his membersInwardly quivered, and all the circle were suddenly silent.