Analect

 1 4 |     said, "The superior man wishes to be slow in his speech
 2 5 |    let each of you tell his wishes." Tsze-lu said, "I should
 3 5 |     like, sir, to hear your wishes." The Master said, "They
 4 11| said, "Ch'iu, what are your wishes?" Ch'iu replied, "Suppose
 5 11|    do that." "What are your wishes, Ch'ih," said the Master
 6 11|   Hsi, "Tien, what are your wishes?" Tien, pausing as he was
 7 11|   instrument aside, and "My wishes," he said, "are different
 8 11|     as they, speak out your wishes." Tien then said, "In this,
 9 11|    simply told each one his wishes." Hsi pursued, "Master,
10 13|   his employment of men, he wishes them to be equal to everything."
11 14|    progress in learning. He wishes quickly to become a man."~
12 15|    said, "The mechanic, who wishes to do his work well, must
13 16|    Zan Yu said, "Our master wishes the thing; neither of us
14 16| neither of us two ministers wishes it." Confucius said, "Ch'