Chapter

 1 2 |   affected towards animals, that, having seen them alive, he cannot
 2 2 |      cannot bear to see them die; having heard their dying cries,
 3 3 |          2. Another day, Mencius, having an interview with the king,
 4 3 |          6. 'Now, your Majesty is having music here. -- The people
 5 3 |          7. 'Now, your Majesty is having music here. The people hear
 6 3 |       History it is said, "Heaven having produced the inferior people,
 7 4 |             Chapter 4~1. Mencius, having an interview with the king
 8 4 |         in his case.'~1. Mencius, having an interview with the king
 9 4 |            1. The people of Ch'î, having smitten Yen, took possession
10 4 |           take that situation, as having selected it. It was a matter
11 4 |      should you be troubled about having no prince? I will leave
12 5 |           and so he pulled it up. Having done this, he returned home,
13 6 |      dislike to the reputation of having been unmoved by such a thing.~
14 6 |       their four limbs. When men, having these four principles, yet
15 7 |          it by this time or not.' Having said this, he sent several
16 7 |         this extent, is not worth having to do with.~8. 'Accordingly,
17 7 |         with a bribe?'~1. Mencius having gone to P'ing-lû, addressed
18 8 |       this?'~1. The people of Yen having rebelled, the king of Ch'
19 8 |         that I wanted to be rich, having formerly declined 100,000
20 8 |        mean fellow."'~1. Mencius, having taken his leave of Ch'î,
21 9 |          and eight families, each having its private hundred mâu,
22 10|     learned, became his disciple. Having an interview with Mencius,
23 10|        Shun! How majestic was he, having possession of the kingdom,
24 13|   hundreds of thousands,~But, God having passed His decree,~They
25 13|         heated substance, and not having first dipped it in water.
26 13|      become sovereign is like the having to seek for mugwort three
27 14|          never heard of any, who, having failed to keep themselves,
28 14|        not have thought that you, having learned the doctrine of
29 15|         admonitions of a minister having been followed, and his advice
30 15|          and hence men rejoice in having fathers and elder brothers
31 15|         hold of it as in himself. Having got hold of it in himself,
32 15|          four seas. Such is water having a spring! It was this which
33 16|          1. The officer Kung-hang having on hand the funeral of one
34 16|         slighting me.'~3. Mencius having heard of this remark, said, '
35 16|      dwelt in a mean narrow lane, having his single bamboo-cup of
36 16|           he is sure to come back having partaken plentifully of
37 17|     granary, to which, the ladder having been removed, Kû-sâu set
38 17| sovereigns over the people." Shun having been sovereign, and, moreover,
39 18|        demise of T'ang, T'âi-ting having died before he could be
40 18|           be said not to be wise? Having become chief minister of
41 19|           to refuse the gift, but having declined it in his heart,
42 20|        displeased; and at length, having motioned to the messenger
43 20|        has taken office, with one having dragons embroidered on it;
44 20|           Great officer, with one having feathers suspended from
45 21|             Men's mouths agree in having the same relishes; their
46 23|           Chiâo said, 'I shall be having an interview with the prince
47 25|     differs from other men in not having this sense of shame, what
48 25|          possessed by men without having been acquired by learning
49 26|         princes feigned them.~2. 'Having borrowed them long and not
50 26|          not discharge the arrow, having seemed to leap with it to
51 28|       befall him.'~Pan-ch'ang Kwo having obtained an official situation
52 28|   apprehend not. But you, Master, having arranged to give lessons,