Chapter

 1 2 |        unite it."~5. "'Who can give it to him?"~6. 'I replied, "
 2 2 |        nation will unanimously give it to him. Does your Majesty
 3 3 |      How dare any under heaven give indulgence to their refractory
 4 3 |         in one burst of anger, give repose to all the people
 5 3 |     your Majesty loves wealth, give the people power to gratify
 6 5 |  saying, "Sir, to which do you give the superiority, -- to yourself
 7 5 |     pursued the other, "Do you give the superiority to yourself
 8 6 |      Mencius said, 'If a ruler give honour to men of talents
 9 6 |    require that the husbandmen give their mutual aid to cultivate
10 6 |   themselves, let them know to give them all their development
11 7 |      not know whether you will give me the opportunity of seeing
12 7 |     answered him, 'How can you give that meaning to my conduct?
13 8 |     Tsze-k'wâi had no right to give Yen to another man, and
14 8 |    king, you were privately to give to him your salary and rank;
15 8 |       officer Shih, 'I wish to give Mencius a house, somewhere
16 8 |      how can it be said that I give up the king? The king, after
17 10|    straighten them; help them; give them wings: -- thus causing
18 10|         benevolence." Hence to give the throne to another man
19 11|        him. How is it that you give honour to the carpenter
20 11|    killed those who refused to give them up. There was a boy
21 12|      the princes of the States give the reins to their lusts.
22 13|      small, he will be sure to give laws to the kingdom.~5. '
23 14|      of sincerity, he will not give pleasure to his parents.
24 14| respectfully to whom he should give what was left. If his father
25 14|      not ask to whom he should give what was left, and if his
26 16|      When it appears proper to give a thing and afterwards not
27 16|      afterwards not proper, to give it is contrary to kindness.
28 18|       No. The sovereign cannot give the throne to another.'~
29 18|      but he cannot make Heaven give that man the throne. A prince
30 18|    said, "The sovereign cannot give the throne to another."~
31 19|      death, without waiting to give them warning. Yin received
32 21|        man older than I, and I give honour to his age. It is
33 21| internal. On the other hand, I give honour to an old man of
34 21|        man of Ch'û, and I also give honour to an old man of
35 24|      maintain the talented, to give distinction to the virtuous."
36 24|    place from the one State to give it to the other, a benevolent
37 25|   there is no man who will not give them, such is the abundance
38 26|       How can it be allowed to give a man credit for the great
39 27|        Book of History than to give entire credit to it.~2. '
40 27|     said, "Do not fear. Let me give you repose. I am no enemy
41 27|        or a carriage-maker may give a man the circle and square,
42 28|     Master, having arranged to give lessons, do not go back
43 28|       result.~2. 'If a man can give full development to the
44 28|       into practice. If he can give full development to the
45 28|        practice.~3. 'If he can give full development to the
46 28|       Mencius said, 'Those who give counsel to the great should