Chapter

 1 2 |            this is verified, my Master, in your discovery of my
 2 2 | discover my own mind. When you, Master, spoke those words, the
 3 2 |         to this. I wish you, my Master, to assist my intentions.
 4 4 |       you will surely cause the Master of the workmen to look out
 5 5 |         asked Mencius, saying, 'Master, if you were to obtain the
 6 5 |         asked Mencius, saying, 'Master, if you were to be appointed
 7 5 |     Since it is so with you, my Master, you are far beyond Mang
 8 5 |        of great valour from the Master. It speaks thus: -- 'If,
 9 5 |        an explanation from you, Master, of how you maintain an
10 5 |         âu again, 'wherein you, Master, surpass Kâo.' Mencius told
11 5 |        not competent." -- Then, Master, have you attained to be
12 5 |       asked Confucius, saying, "Master, are you a Sage?" Confucius
13 5 |         Benevolent and wise: -- Master, you ARE a Sage." Now, since
14 5 |     According to my view of our Master, he was far superior to
15 5 |     never been another like our Master."~28. 'Yû Zo said, "Is it
16 7 |         wrong. You must accept, Master, one of these alternatives.'~
17 8 |       to speak to you, and you, Master, sleep and do not listen
18 8 |      him upon the way, saying, 'Master, you look like one who carries
19 10|         of years, and when your master died, you forthwith turned
20 10|         You turn away from your master and become his disciple.
21 12|       Kung-tû said to Mencius, 'Master, the people beyond our school
22 13|     receive the commands of his master.~4. 'For a plince who is
23 14|       time, the pupil says, 'My master inculcates on me what is
24 14|         me?' Yo-chang replied, 'Master, why do you speak such words?' '
25 15|         was fortunate enough to master the difficulty, he sat waiting
26 16|  Yü-kung Sze came up, he said, "Master, why are you not holding
27 16|         of one of his sons, the Master of the Right went to condole
28 16|        Chang unfilial. But you, Master, keep company with him,
29 16|      disciples said, 'Since our master was treated with so much
30 16|        seventy disciples in our master's following, and none of
31 18|        the attempt of Hwan, the Master of the Horse, of Sung, to
32 20| continue to send grain, and the master of the kitchen to send meat,
33 20|       you ought to make me your master. How can you be on terms
34 23|      met him in Shih-ch'iû.~2. 'Master, where are you going?' asked
35 23|      their course is to them.' 'Master,' said Mencius, 'your aim
36 23|          He asked accordingly, 'Master, when you went to Zan, you
37 23|         regard to himself. You, master, were ranked among the three
38 27|      are all thinking that you, Master, will again ask that the
39 28|      saying, 'How did you know, Master, that he would meet with
40 28|         apprehend not. But you, Master, having arranged to give