Chapter

 1 1 |           King Hûi of Liang said, 'Small as my virtue is, in the
 2 2 |     condemned. But though Chî be a small and narrow State, how should
 3 2 |          changed a large one for a small, how should they know the
 4 2 |            so it is certain that a small country cannot contend with
 5 3 |              still looked on it as small.' The king added, 'My park
 6 3 |          that they looked on it as small?~3. 'When I first arrived
 7 3 |          great country, to serve a small one, -- as, for instance,
 8 3 |          prince to be able, with a small country, to serve a large
 9 3 |        with a areat State serves a small one, delights in Heaven.
10 3 |           in Heaven. He who with a small State serves a large one,
11 3 |            the reply, 'not to love small valour. If a man brandishes
12 3 |         and battle-axes, large and small,~He commenced his march." ~
13 4 |        them so as to make them too small, then your Majesty will
14 4 |       Mencius, saying, 'T'ang is a small kingdom, and lies between
15 4 |       Mencius, saying, 'T'ang is a small State. Though I do my utmost
16 5 |            all the members, but in small proportions. I venture to
17 7 |         dignitary of Ch'î is not a small one; the road from Ch'î
18 8 |            he said, 'I am indeed a small man.'~1. When Mencius left
19 9 |        suppose, to fifty lî. It is small, but still sufficient to
20 9 |           actual exaction would be small. But in bad years, the produce
21 9 |   territory of T'Ang is narrow and small, yet there must be in it
22 10|      confusion. If large shoes and small shoes were of the same price,
23 11|          to me to be standing on a small point. If now you were once
24 11|        Mencius, saying, 'Sung is a small State. Its ruler is now
25 13|            the kingdom, princes of small power are submissive to
26 13|          prince of Wû.~3. 'Now the small States imitate the large,
27 13|           in seven years, if it be small, he will be sure to give
28 15|           the lower animals is but small. The mass of people cast
29 19|       tilling the fields.~8. 'In a small State, where the territory
30 19|  exemplified by the sovereign of a small State. The duke Hûi of Pî
31 19|        only has the sovereign of a small State acted thus. The same
32 22|         Now chess-playing is but a small art, but without his whole
33 22|            lose it.~6. 'Here are a small basket of rice and a platter
34 22|      ignoble; some great, and some small. The great must not be injured
35 22|        must not be injured for the small, nor the noble for the ignoble.
36 22|           this -- the loss of that small amount of benevolence.'~
37 23|    referred to in the K'âi Fang is small; that referred to in the
38 23|       Where the parent's fault was small, to have murmured on account
39 23|       prince, nor did he decline a small office. The courses pursued
40 23|           away on occasion of some small offence, not wishing to
41 24|        wickedness of his prince is small, but the crime of him who
42 24|         just have a great Mo and a small Mo. If we wish to make it
43 24|            the great Chieh and the small Chieh.'~1. Pâi Kwei said, '
44 24|           will count 1000 lî but a small distance, and will come
45 25|          he mends society but in a small way!'~1. Mencius said, '
46 25|         remote hills appeared very small. But when he heard a single
47 26|             and Lû appeared to him small. He ascended the T'âi mountain,
48 26|            heavens appeared to him small. So he who has contemplated
49 26| excellences because he possesses a small one?'~1. T'âo Ying asked,