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120. What avails it, if an impotent man is angry ? What need 

 is there for a powerful to be angry ? Therefore it is unreasonable 

 to be angry for the performance of a thing, — it is but to mortify 

 one's self. 



121. With gifts you may gather about you the enemy also ; if 

 you give nothing, you are left by your own kindred also. When 

 the cow's milk is deficient the good calf grows meagre, and becomes 

 sorrowful. 



122. A master that always treats with kindness his own domes- 

 tics, may easily find servants and slaves. The geese, without being 

 called, gather together to the lakes where there grow many lotuses. 



123. When a man employs his riches, when one is gentle after 

 having become learned, when a great man protects the lower class 



