《墨子·02章 修身》
善不从本心生出就不能保留，行不由本身审辨就不能树立，名望不会由苟简而成，声誉不会因诈伪而立，君子是言行合一的。
善无主于心者不留，行莫辩于身者不立；名不可简而成也，誉不可巧而立也，君子以身戴行者也。
Goodness that is not born from one's heart cannot be preserved, conduct that is not decided from oneself cannot be established, reputation will not be born from acting randomly, and fame will not be established through deceit. A gentleman is true to his word and actions.
<s>[INST] Rewrite the following English passage in the style of Classical Chinese: Goodness that is not born from one's heart cannot be preserved, conduct that is not decided from oneself cannot be established, reputation will not be born from acting randomly, and fame will not be established through deceit. A gentleman is true to his word and actions. [/INST] 善无主于心者不留，行莫辩于身者不立；名不可简而成也，誉不可巧而立也，君子以身戴行者也。</s>
Rewrite the following English passage in the style of Classical Chinese: Goodness that is not born from one's heart cannot be preserved, conduct that is not decided from oneself cannot be established, reputation will not be born from acting randomly, and fame will not be established through deceit. A gentleman is true to his word and actions.
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善无主于心者不留，行莫辩于身者不立；名不可简而成也，誉不可巧而立也，君子以身戴行者也。
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