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 1 2 |       motive. I indeed did the thing, but when I turned my thoughts
 2 2 |        between the not doing a thing, and the not being able
 3 2 |     Mencius replied,'In such a thing as taking the T'âi mountain
 4 2 |     the people. How can such a thing as entrapping the people
 5 3 |       now will make pleasure a thing common to the people and
 6 3 |        do not make enjoyment a thing common to the people and
 7 4 |      counsel you, there is one thing I can suggest. Dig deeper
 8 4 |    some say, "The kingdom is a thing to be kept from generation
 9 5 |    kingdom as if it had been a thing which he moved round in
10 6 |  having been unmoved by such a thing.~4. 'From this case we may
11 6 |    profession, therefore, is a thing in which great caution is
12 8 |     officer Shih know that the thing could not be? Suppose that
13 9 |     the people. How can such a thing as entrapping the people
14 9 |     the utmost. Now, the first thing towards a benevolent government
15 10|  husbandman. How should such a thing be supposed? And moreover,
16 11|        It appears to me like a thing which might be done.'~2.
17 12|       3. 'If you know that the thing is unrighteous, then use
18 12|     going to use that cackling thing for?" By-and-by his mother
19 12|     the flesh of that cackling thing," upon which he went out
20 13|     the saying: -- "To raise a thing high, we must begin from
21 15|        they did. If he saw any thing in them not suited to his
22 16|       appears proper to take a thing, and afterwards not proper,
23 16|       appears proper to give a thing and afterwards not proper,
24 16|     calamity, there is no such thing. He does nothing which is
25 18|        that it would be a mean thing to seek an introduction
26 18|    himself would not do such a thing; and shall we say that a
27 19|  chariots acted thus. The same thing was exemplified by the sovereign
28 19|     State acted thus. The same thing has been exemplified by
29 21| brother, I respect him; -- the thing is certainly determined
30 22|        the most easily growing thing in the world; -- if you
31 22|      external things. When one thing comes into contact with
32 23|        that he will not do the thing.~4. 'To walk slowly, keeping
33 24|    possession of Nan-yang, the thing ought not to be done.'~4.
34 26|         3. 'Flowing water is a thing which does not proceed till
35 26|     Shun have forbidden such a thing?'~4. 'Indeed, how could
36 26|        the party neglected the thing itself.'~1. Mencius said, '
37 27|    really the man to do such a thing, it will appear in his countenance,