Chapter

 1 2 |      results were seen, -- the old wearing silk and eating
 2 3 |    their guilt. There were the old and wifeless, or widowers;
 3 3 |     wifeless, or widowers; the old and husbandless, or widows;
 4 3 |    husbandless, or widows; the old and childless, or solitaries ;
 5 3 |    those who remained in their old seat had their ricks and
 6 4 |       restoring your captives, old and young, stopping the
 7 4 |       and years of famine, the old and weak of your people,
 8 4 |  Seeing this, he assembled the old men, and announced to them,
 9 5 |    ancient families and of the old manners, of the influence
10 7 |       and years of famine, the old and feeble of your people,
11 8 |       when the superior men of old had errors, they reformed
12 8 |  errors of the superior men of old were like eclipses of the
13 8 |     conspicuous mound.~7. '"Of old time, the market-dealers
14 9 | increase their means, till the old people and children are
15 9 |  Poetry,~Although Châu. was an old country,~It received a new
16 10|    separate functions; between old and young, a proper order;
17 11|   saying, 'Did superior men of old time take office?' Mencius
18 11|      ground for him, while the old and feeble carried their
19 12|        attendance on the king, old and young, high and low,
20 12|        attendance on the king, old and young, high and low,
21 13|        for mugwort three years old, to cure a seven years'
22 14|        well how to nourish the old." T'âi-kung, that he might
23 14|        well how to nourish the old."~2. 'Those two old men
24 14|        the old."~2. 'Those two old men were the greatest old
25 14|      old men were the greatest old men of the kingdom. When
26 15|       a prince behave that his old ministers may thus go into
27 17|     east of Ch'î. When Yâo was old, Shun was associated with
28 21|      acknowledge the age of an old horse and that with which
29 21|      acknowledge the age of an old man? And what is it which
30 21|      the fact of a man's being old? or the fact of our giving
31 21|      hand, I give honour to an old man of Ch'û, and I also
32 21|       I also give honour to an old man of my own people: that
33 23| answered, 'How stupid was that old Kâo in dealing with the
34 23| benevolence. Stupid indeed was old Kâo's criticism on the ode.'~
35 24|       being reclaimed, and the old fields well cultivated;
36 24|        well cultivated; if the old were nourished and the worthy
37 24|     overrun with weeds; if the old were neglected and the worthy
38 24|     third was, -- "Respect the old, and be kind to the young.
39 25|        well how to nourish the old." T'âi-kung, to avoid Châu,
40 25|        well how to nourish the old." If there were a prince
41 25|        well how to nourish the old, all men of virtue would
42 25|        silkworms, and thus the old were able to have silk to
43 25| breeding seasons, and thus the old were able to have flesh
44 25|        well how to nourish the old," refers to his regulation
45 26|        nor him who presumes on old acquaintance. Two of those