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 1 2 |          The king said, 'You are right. And yet there really was
 2 3 |           The king looked to the right and left, and spoke of other
 3 4 |       learning the principles of right government, and, being grown
 4 4 |       ceremonial proprieties and right are observed. But on the
 5 7 |         these sentiments are not right? Seeing that the philosopher
 6 7 |       gift in the first case was right, your accepting it in the
 7 7 |          in the latter cases was right, your declining to do so
 8 7 |          2. Mencius said, 'I did right in all the cases.~3. 'When
 9 8 |        It may. Tsze-k'wâi had no right to give Yen to another man,
10 8 |        man, and Tsze-chih had no right to receive Yen from Tsze-k'
11 8 |          accordance with what is right?~4. 'Moreover, when the
12 8 |        upon it. Thence he looked right and left, to catch in his
13 10|       words of Shan-nang. Coming right to his gate, he addressed
14 10|    covering them thus was indeed right, you may see that the filial
15 13|           1. Mencius said, 'When right government prevails in the
16 13|          it, and who abandon the right path and do not pursue it?'~
17 14|     kingdom must be rescued with right principles, as a drowning
18 15|          speaks and does what is right.'~Mencius said, 'The superior
19 15|        seizes it on the left and right, meeting everywhere with
20 15|        and he looked towards the right path as if he could not
21 16|          sons, the Master of the Right went to condole with him.
22 17| entrapped by what is contrary to right principle. Hsiang came in
23 19|        out by-and-by:" -- it was right he should leave the country
24 20|         calculations must be all right. That is all I have to care
25 20|          Mencius replied, 'It is right to go and perform the service;
26 20|         service; it would not be right to go and see the prince.'~
27 22|         By thinking, it gets the right view of things; by neglecting
28 24|    simply the leading him in the right path, and directing his
29 24|        sovereign follows not the right way, nor has his mind bent
30 24|        sovereign follows not the right way, nor has his mind directed
31 26|         medium, he is nearer the right. But by holding it without
32 26|     injury it does to the way of right principle. It takes up one
33 26|         thus they do not get the right taste of what they eat and
34 26|          take what one has not a right to is contrary to righteousness;
35 26|           1. Mencius said, 'When right principles prevail throughout
36 26|          with one's person. When right principles disappear from
37 27|       himself do not walk in the right path, it will not be walked
38 27|     according to what is not the right way, he will not be able
39 27|    propriety and distinctions of right, the high and the low will
40 28|         any desire to do what is right.~3. 'The superior man performs
41 28|          man performs the law of right, and thereby waits simply
42 28|        and they think themselves right, so that it is impossible