《论衡·卷二十六·知实篇》
天下的人，能做到像伯夷那样的廉洁，不拿别人一点东西，但是从来没有不说话、不笑的人。
天下之人，有如伯夷之廉，不取一芥於人，未有不言、不笑者也。
In the world, people can act as upright as Boyi, and not take a single thing from others, but there has never been anyone who never speaks or never smiles.
<s>[INST] Take each pair of old and new sentences and unite them into a single translation that captures the core meaning: Archaic: 天下之人，有如伯夷之廉，不取一芥於人，未有不言、不笑者也。 Updated: 天下的人，能做到像伯夷那样的廉洁，不拿别人一点东西，但是从来没有不说话、不笑的人。 [/INST] In the world, people can act as upright as Boyi, and not take a single thing from others, but there has never been anyone who never speaks or never smiles.</s>
Take each pair of old and new sentences and unite them into a single translation that captures the core meaning: Archaic: 天下之人，有如伯夷之廉，不取一芥於人，未有不言、不笑者也。 Updated: 天下的人，能做到像伯夷那样的廉洁，不拿别人一点东西，但是从来没有不说话、不笑的人。
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In the world, people can act as upright as Boyi, and not take a single thing from others, but there has never been anyone who never speaks or never smiles.
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