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 1 3 |   consolidate the prosperity of Châu,~To meet the expectations
 2 4 |          and that king Wû smote Châu?' Mencius replied, 'It is
 3 4 |       cutting off of the fellow Châu, but I have not heard of
 4 5 |         king Wû and the duke of Châu to continue his course,
 5 5 |        round in his palm. Then, Châu was removed from Wû-ting
 6 5 |       their joint assistance to Châu in his government. In consequence
 7 5 |   periods of the Hsiâ, Yin, and Châu dynasties, the royal domain
 8 8 |        are those?' 'The duke of Châu,' said Chiâ, 'appointed
 9 8 |       knowledge. If the duke of Châu was not completely benevolent
10 8 |     kind of man was the duke of Châu?' 'An ancient sage,' was
11 8 |        It is.' 'Did the duke of Châu. know that he would rebel,
12 8 |       into error?' 'The duke of Châu,' answered Mencius, 'was
13 8 |        was passing the night in Châu.~2. A person who wished
14 8 |        nights before he quitted Châu! I am dissatisfied on account
15 8 |         nights before I quitted Châu, in my own mind I still
16 8 | recalled me.~5. 'When I quitted Châu, and the king had not sent
17 8 |         the commencement of the Châu dynasty till now, more than
18 9 |          How should the duke of Châu deceive me by those words?"~
19 9 |         aid. The founder of the Châu enacted the hundred mâu
20 9 |       perceive that even in the Châu dynasty this system has
21 9 |         that of hsü; and by the Châu, that of hsiang. As to the
22 9 |        Book of Poetry,~Although Châu. was an old country,~It
23 11|   constitute the great man.'~1. Châu Hsiâo asked Mencius, saying, '
24 11|      not become the subjects of Châu, king Wû proceeded to punish
25 11|     sovereign of our dynasty of Châu, that we may be made happy
26 11|  subjects, to the great city of Châu. Thus, the men of station
27 11|      meet the men of station of Châu, and the lower classes of
28 12|      king of Sung?'~1. Kung-sun Châu asked Mencius, saying, '
29 12|       By the time of the tyrant Châu, the kingdom was again in
30 12| assisted king Wû, and destroyed Châu. He smote Yen, and after
31 13|       When such an overthrow of Châu is being produced by Heaven,~
32 13|      They are all submissive to Châu.~They are submissive to
33 13|          They are submissive to Châu,~Because the decree of Heaven
34 13|        assist in the capital of Châu." ~Confucius said, "As against
35 13|        Mencius said, 'Chieh and Châu's losing the throne, arose
36 13|     birds to them, so Chieh and Châu aided T'ang and Wû, driving
37 14|    âi-kung, that he might avoid Châu, was dwelling on the coast
38 15|        2. 'King Wan was born in Châu by mount Ch'î, and died
39 15|        distant.~5. 'The duke of Châu desired to unite in himself
40 17|        people of the remnant of Châu,~There is not half a one
41 17|     individual of the people of Châu was left.~3. 'Of all which
42 18|    Heaven must be like Chieh or Châu. It was on this account
43 18|       Hsiâ and those of Yin and Châu transmitted it to their
44 18|      who was then a minister of Châu, the marquis of Ch'an.~4. '
45 19|       court cap. In the time of Châu he dwelt on the shores of
46 19|      determined by the House of Châu?'~2. Mencius replied, 'The
47 19|         this rule from Hsiâ and Châu received it from Yin. It
48 20|     Book of Poetry,~"The way to Châu is level like a whetstone,~
49 21|    appeared Shun; and that with Châu for their sovereign, and
50 23|        manner. The wives of Hwa Châu and Ch'î Liang bewailed
51 25|       Po-î, that he might avoid Châu, was dwelling on the coast
52 25|       old." T'âi-kung, to avoid Châu, was dwelling on the coast