Chapter
1 1 | Chapter 1~1. Mencius went to see king Hûi of Liang.~2. The
2 2 | Chapter 2~1. Mencius went to see the king Hsiang of Liang.~
3 2 | alive, he cannot bear to see them die; having heard their
4 2 | autumn hair, but I do not see a waggon-load of faggots; -- "
5 3 | Fathers and sons cannot see one another. Elder brothers
6 3 | carriages and horses, and see the beauty of your plumes
7 3 | Fathers and sons cannot see one another. Elder brothers
8 3 | carriages and horses, and see the beauty of your plumes
9 4 | into the case, and when you see that the man deserves death,
10 4 | duke said, 'I am going to see the scholar Mang.' ' How
11 4 | the former. Do not go to see him, my prince.' The duke
12 4 | why have you not gone to see Mang K'o?' the duke said, '
13 4 | that I have not gone to see him.' 'How is this!' answered
14 4 | was consequently coming to see you, when one of his favourites,
15 6 | mind which cannot bear to see the sufferings of others.~
16 6 | mind which cannot bear to see the sufferings of others,
17 6 | now-a-days, if men suddenly see a child about to fall into
18 7 | about to go to court to see the king, the king sent
19 7 | was wishing to come and see you. But I have got a cold,
20 7 | or will he stand by and see them die?' 'Herein,' said
21 8 | to be so! I beg to go and see Mencius, and relieve your
22 8 | Formerly, I wished to see you, but in vain. Then,
23 8 | may not again presume to see you.' Mencius replied, '
24 10| sought, through Hsü Pî, to see Mencius. Mencius said, '
25 10| said, 'I indeed wish to see him, but at present I am
26 10| better, I will myself go and see him. He need not come here
27 10| Î Chih again sought to see Mencius. Mencius said, '
28 10| said, 'To-day I am able to see him. But if I do not correct
29 10| was indeed right, you may see that the filial son and
30 11| appropriate to him. If one go to see the princes without waiting
31 12| said to Tâi Pû-shang, 'I see that you are desiring your
32 12| involved in your not going to see the princes?' Mencius replied, '
33 12| State, he did not go to see the sovereign.~2. 'Twan
34 12| urgent, it is not improper to see him.~3. 'Yang Ho wished
35 12| to get Confucius to go to see him, but disliked doing
36 12| Confucius decline going to see him?~4. 'Tsang-tsze said, "
37 12| he could neither hear nor see. Over a well there grew
38 14| Tsze-âo to Ch'î.~2. He came to see Mencius, who said to him, '
39 14| him, 'Are you also come to see me?' Yo-chang replied, '
40 15| path as if he could not see it.~4. King Wû did not slight
41 17| parents. In the great Shun I see the case of one whose desire
42 18| sees according as my people see; Heaven hears according
43 18| better in my own person see these things for myself?~
44 20| a scholar's not going to see the princes?' Mencius replied, '
45 20| when the prince, wishing to see him, calls him to his presence,
46 20| would not be right to go and see the prince.'~3. 'And,' added
47 20| that the prince wishes to see the scholar?' 'Because of
48 20| heard of any one wishing to see a person with those qualities,
49 20| When a prince wishes to see a man of talents and virtue,
50 20| it,~And the lower people see it."' ~9. Wan Chang said, '
51 21| our nature!" We may thus see that every faculty and relation
52 21| mountain, and when people now see it, they think it was never
53 21| animals, and when people now see it, they think that it never
54 23| together, and I am going to see the king of Ch'û and persuade
55 23| my advice, I shall go to see the king of Ch'in, and persuade
56 24| 5. 'From these things we see how life springs from sorrow
57 26| said, "I cannot be near and see him so disobedient to reason,"
58 26| idleness!" ~How is it that we see superior men eating without
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