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80* Though a virtuous man decline for awhile, yet, like the 

 increasing moon, he rises again — if a low man once is decayed, he 

 will be extinguished, like a lamp. 



81. Wealth, to a low man, is a cause of pride, — to a virtuous 

 man it is that of gentleness (or, humbleness) . The fox-born, when 

 he has filled his belly, behaves proudly, the lion, when his belly is 

 full, takes his repose. 



82. A virtuous prince shows more affection to his subjects, when 

 he finds an enemy. A mother is more grieved on account of her 

 diseased child. 



83. A good person, if he associates with a bad man, will be infected 

 by him. The Ganges water, though very pleasing to the taste, when 

 it has reached the sea, becomes brinish. 



