கூஉ. செங்கோன்மை 119 on by task. But to remain inexorable in spite of the petitions of the distressed, is not justice. —C. M. To wield the sceptre equitably is to hesitate to act on account of the difficulty of detecting wrong ; even though the king saying “matters cannot be known with certainty by means 'of spies we will inquire into them in person "goes abroad in secret and endeavours to ascertain the truth, bis own arm, adorned with golden ornaments, being his own protection, (i. e., he goes abroad unattended and alone) not to refuse to listen when complaints are actually brought. —S. W. The justice of the king consists in not being content with the information of spies but endeavouring to ascertain the truth in person, concealed and unattended in secret places ; and in hesitating to act before mature deliberation, knowing that the discovery of the truth is not an easy task; but to remain deaf to repeated petitions of distress is not doing justice. —T. B. K.
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