Chapter

 1 1 |        as you, venerable Sir, know. But since it descended
 2 2 |      said, 'Yes.' 'How do you know that I am competent for
 3 2 |     it for a sheep." I do not know whether this incident really
 4 2 |      a small, how should they know the true reason? If you
 5 2 |    here?~13. 'By weighing, we know what things are light, and
 6 2 |       heavy. By measuring, we know what things are long, and
 7 4 |   gone to-day, and you do not know it.'~2. The king said, '
 8 4 |       king said, 'How shall I know that they have not ability,
 9 4 |       the officers do not yet know where you are going. I venture
10 5 |       a true man of Ch'î. You know about Kwan Chung and Yen,
11 5 | resembled Tsze-hsiâ. I do not know to the valour of which of
12 5 |   When words are one-sided, I know how the mind of the speaker
13 5 |      words are extravagant, I know how the mind is fallen and
14 5 |     words are all-depraved, I know how the mind has departed
15 5 |     When words are evasive, I know how the mind is at its wit'
16 5 |      had wisdom sufficient to know the sage. Even had they
17 5 |    ordinances of a prince, we know the character of his government.
18 5 |      By hearing his music, we know the character of his virtue.
19 6 |       in themselves, let them know to give them all their development
20 7 |       hold my court. I do not know whether you will give me
21 7 |      to go to court. I do not know whether he can have reached
22 7 |       did well, but we do not know as to the course which he
23 8 |         Did the duke of Châu. know that he would rebel, and
24 8 |     Mencius said, 'He did not know.' 'Then, though a sage,
25 8 |      returning home. I do not know if hereafter I may expect
26 8 |       should the officer Shih know that the thing could not
27 8 |        saying, 'If he did not know that the king could not
28 8 |    said, 'How should Yin Shih know me! When I came a thousand
29 12|   blushes. I do not desire to know such persons." By considering
30 12|     the practice."~3. 'If you know that the thing is unrighteous,
31 12|    Autumn which will make men know me, and it is the Spring
32 17|    instructions, but I do not know about his weeping and crying
33 17|     of them for me." I do not know whether Shun was ignorant
34 17|       unsettled." -- I do not know whether what is here said
35 18|       by that time he did not know that it would be a mean
36 19|      righteous or not? I must know this before I can receive
37 20|       accepts it; -- I do not know whether this present may
38 20|       this time forth I shall know that the prince supports
39 20|     books, and as he does not know what they were as men, to
40 21|       of people's feet, yet I know that he will not make them
41 22|     to lose this mind and not know to seek it again!~3. 'When
42 22|       and dogs are lost, they know to seek for them again,
43 22|   lose their mind, and do not know to seek for it.~4. 'The
44 22|     other people, he does not know to feel dissatisfaction.
45 22|       own persons, men do not know by what means to nourish
46 23|        It is not difficult to know it. The evil is only that
47 23|       If there were, I should know them.'~6. Mencius answered, '
48 23|   ceremony. Those who did not know him supposed it was on account
49 24|       is sayinq to himself, I know it." The language and looks
50 25|       carried in the arms all know to love their parents, and
51 25|      grown a little, they all know to love their elder brothers.~
52 26|      Chih.~3. 'If you want to know what separates Shun from
53 27|        From this time forth I know the heavy consequences of
54 28|   asked, saying, 'How did you know, Master, that he would meet