Chapter

 1 1 |           an after consideration.~6. 'Let your Majesty also
 2 1 |          relation to the people?'~6. Chung-nî said, 'Was he
 3 1 |         will oppose your Majesty?~6. 'In accordance with this
 4 2 |          Who can give it to him?"~6. 'I replied, " All the people
 5 2 |          made you do as you did.'~6. The king said, 'You are
 6 3 |      about music to your Majesty.~6. 'Now, your Majesty is having
 7 3 |       your Majesty to greaten it.~6. 'It is said in the Book
 8 3 |           pattern to the princes.~6. '"Now, the state of things
 9 4 |           The people killed him."~6. 'You must act in this way
10 5 |         you to do what they did?'~6. Mencius answered, 'To raise
11 5 |       rise superior to all fear."~6. 'Mang Shih-shê resembled
12 6 |                           Chapter 6~1. Mencius said, 'He who,
13 6 |      cases are men's own seeking.~6. 'This is illustrated by
14 6 |           come and be his people.~6. 'If a ruler can truly practise
15 6 |           principle of knowledge.~6. 'Men have these four principles
16 7 |          that rule of propriety.'~6. Mencius answered him, '
17 8 |           of one desiring riches?~6. 'Chî-sun said, "A strange
18 8 |         am daily hoping for this.~6. 'Am I like one of your
19 9 |     benevolent will not be rich."~6. 'The sovereign of the Hsiâ
20 10|           business of husbandry.'~6. Mencius resumed, 'Then,
21 11|       from one State to another?'~6. Hsiâo pursued, 'The kingdom
22 11| oppressors, and destroying them.'~6. 'In the Great Declaration
23 12|         state of great confusion.~6. 'Châu-kung assisted king
24 12|          went out and vomited it.~6. 'Thus, what his mother
25 13|           overspread the kingdom.~6. 'Hence we have the saying: -- "
26 13|      opponent in all the kingdom.~6. 'Now they wish to have
27 13|       involved in death and ruin.~6. 'This is illustrated by
28 16|         failing to do my utmost."~6. 'He turns round upon himself,
29 16|          done what the other did.~6. 'Here now in the same apartment
30 18|         his conduct of affairs."'~6. Chang said, 'I presume
31 18|          returned with him to Po.~6. 'Châu-kung not getting
32 18|   instruct them, who will do so?"~6. 'He thought that among
33 19|    Confucius was the timeous one.~6. 'In Confucius we have what
34 19|          much as a Tsze or a Nan.~6. 'In a great State, where
35 19|    friendship with a private man.~6. Respect shown by inferiors
36 19|         the princes be received!'~6. Chang urged, 'Then are
37 20|           support a superior man.~6. 'There was Yâo's conduct
38 20|          not appropriate to him.'~6. Chang said, 'May I ask
39 21|          that the nature is good.~6. 'If men do what is not
40 21|         men are like one another.~6. 'And so also it is with
41 22|         that they do not lose it.~6. 'Here are a small basket
42 22|         neglect of what is great.~6. 'If a man, fond of his
43 23|          peak of a high building.~6. 'Gold is heavier than feathers; --
44 23|        you will just be a Chieh.'~6. Chiâo said, 'I shall be
45 23|           being the result of it.~6. 'If you, starting from
46 23|          offering to a superior.'~6. Wû-lû was pleased, and
47 23|        were, I should know them.'~6. Mencius answered, 'When
48 24|          in his ancestral temple.~6. 'When Châu-kung was invested
49 24|          of things be thought of?~6. 'With but few potters a
50 24|         what is good sufficient?'~6. 'The love of what is good
51 25|         him are not disappointed.~6. 'When the men of antiquity
52 26|       what would Shun have done?'~6. 'Shun would have regarded
53 26|           and correct themselves.~6. These five ways are the
54 27|           of animals falling off.~6. '"Royal correction" is
55 28|          is called beautiful man.~6. He whose completed goodness
56 28|         they styled "ambitious?"'~6. The reply was, 'Their aim