Chapter

 1 1 |         profit my kingdom?" the great officers will say, "What is to be
 2 1 |           families?" and the inferior officers and the common people will
 3 2 |            endanger your soldiers and officers, and excite the resentment
 4 2 |                Your Majesty's various officers are sufficient to supply
 5 2 |               this will cause all the officers in the kingdom to wish to
 6 3 |              land; the descendants of officers were salaried; at the passes
 7 3 |          judge could not regulate the officers under him, how would you
 8 4 |           believe it. When your great officers all say, -- "This is a man
 9 4 |             them. When all your great officers say, -- "This man won't
10 4 |             them. When all your great officers say, -- "This man deserves
11 4 |          asked Mencius, saying,'Of my officers there were killed thirty-three
12 4 |              on at the death of their officers, and not saving them. How
13 4 |             full, and not one of your officers has told you of the distress.
14 4 |             back the conduct of their officers to them. Do not you, 0 prince,
15 4 |                and will die for their officers.'~1. The duke Wan of T'ang
16 4 |             given instructions to the officers as to where you were going.
17 4 |              to the carriage, and the officers do not yet know where you
18 7 |                 There were the proper officers who attended to them. What
19 8 |               000 chung, that all the officers and the people may have
20 8 |                and simply had certain officers to keep order among them.
21 9 |        relatives, and the body of the officers, did not wish that it should
22 9 |             my aged relatives and the officers. I am afraid I may not be
23 9 |       mourning, and weeps. Of all the officers and inferior ministers there
24 9 |           order or a caution. All the officers and his relatives said, '
25 9 |        produce.~16. 'From the highest officers down to the lowest, each
26 13|             And so dilatory may those officers be deemed, who serve their
27 13|         Heaven is not unchanging.~The officers of Yin, admirable and alert,~
28 17|            two daughters, the various officers, oxen and sheep, storehouses
29 17|             to him, "There are all my officers: -- do you undertake the
30 18|      entertain, and those of stranger officers, from those with whom they
31 19|               MINISTER one; the GREAT OFFICERS one; the SCHOLARS OF THE
32 20|       marriage; he caused the various officers, oxen and sheep, storehouses
33 20|             straight as an arrow.~The officers tread it,~And the lower
34 24|            the five chiefs. The Great officers of the present day are sinners
35 24|        offices be hereditary, nor let officers be pluralists. In the selection
36 24|       pluralists. In the selection of officers let the object be to get
37 24|              wickedness is great. The officers of the present day all go
38 24|        therefore I say that the Great officers of the present day are sinners
39 24| entertainments; there is no system of officers with their various subordinates.