and the dress of the king＇s son, are mostly the same as those of other men. That he looks so is occasioned by his position. How much more should a peculiar airdistinguish him whose position is in the wide house of the world!
3. "When the prince ofLoo went to Sung, he called out at the T＇ё?-chih gate, and the keeper said, "This is not our prince. How is it that his voice is so like that of our prince?" This was occasioned by nothing but the correspondence of their positions."