Chapter

 1 3 |          I have heard, told the officer Chwang, that you love music; --
 2 4 |      said, 'I will not.'~2. The officer Yo-chang entered the court,
 3 4 |    those appropriate to a great officer; that he first used three
 4 6 |        it low to be an inferior officer. When advanced to employment,
 5 7 |        die?' 'Herein,' said the officer, 'I am guilty.'~4. Another
 6 8 |      wâi. Suppose there were an officer here, with whom you, Sir,
 7 8 |     rank; and suppose that this officer, also without the king's
 8 8 |       day, the king said to the officer Shih, 'I wish to give Mencius
 9 8 |         Yes; but how should the officer Shih know that the thing
10 8 |   brother should be made a high officer. Who indeed is there of
11 11| Confucius said, "The determined officer never forgets that his end
12 11|    ditch or a stream; the brave officer never forgets that he may
13 11|         that?~4. 'Formerly, the officer Châo Chien made Wang Liang
14 11|       Among the ancients, if an officer was three months unemployed
15 11|         loss of his place to an officer is like the loss of his
16 11|      where he had been?'~5. 'An officer's being in office,' was
17 12|   Suppose that there is a great officer of Ch'û here, who wishes
18 12|    therefore, that when a great officer sends a gift to a scholar,
19 12|   receive it, he must go to the officer's to pay his respects, Yang
20 13|        If a high noble or great officer be not benevolent, he cannot
21 14|     said, 'Ch'iû acted as chief officer to the head of the Chî family,
22 16|     thousand years ago.'~1. The officer Kung-hang having on hand
23 17|        it in the pond, but that officer cooked it, and reported
24 17|      Son of Heaven appointed an officer to administer its government,
25 18|      that man a prince. A great officer can present a man to his
26 18|        to make that man a great officer. Yâo presented Shun to Heaven,
27 18|         âu-yû. The wives of the officer Mî and Tsze-lû were sisters,
28 19|        it low to be an inferior officer. When advanced to employment,
29 19|       to that of a Hâu; a Great officer received as much as a Pâi;
30 19|        times as much as a Great officer; a Great officer twice as
31 19|        a Great officer; a Great officer twice as much as a scholar
32 19|        times as much as a Great officer; a Great officer twice as
33 19|        a Great officer; a Great officer twice as much as a scholar
34 19|        twice as much as a Great officer; a Great officer twice as
35 19|        a Great officer; a Great officer twice as much as a scholar
36 20| Confucius said, "The determined officer never forgets that his end
37 20|    ditch or a stream; the brave officer never forgets that he may
38 20|  embroidered on it; and a Great officer, with one having feathers
39 20|        the summoning of a Great officer, he would have died rather
40 24|         to put to death a Great officer." The fifth was, -- "Follow
41 27|       the way to become a great officer.~3. 'When a prince endangers