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76. A virtuous man gives without hypocrisy, an upright instruc- 

 tion — if you ask a villain, he will inform you wrong. Though you 

 slight a Bodhisatwa, he is merciful to you — though you bestow 

 praise on Tama (the lord of death) he is yet your destroyer. 



77. "What is useful to one, may sometimes be hurtful to 

 another. When the moon rises the Kumuda opens and the Padma 

 flower shrinks up. 



78. Though, by wicked acts one may reach his aim ; yet a wise 

 man never resorts to such means. Wise men are not ashamed, if 

 they can also not have their concern, provided they have righteous- 

 ly endeavoured therefore. 



79. It is difficult to make dissension amongst the virtuous — but 

 it is easy to reconcile them — low people can easily be separated, but 

 difficultly reconciled. See what a difference there is between the 

 Sandal tree, and the coal made of its wood. 



