Chapter

 1 1 |        come here, a distance of a thousand lî, may I presume that you
 2 1 | endangered. In the kingdom of ten thousand chariots, the murderer of
 3 1 |        the chief of a family of a thousand chariots. In the kingdom
 4 1 |     chariots. In the kingdom of a thousand chariots, the murderer of
 5 1 |       hundred chariots. To have a thousand in ten thousand, and a hundred
 6 1 |         To have a thousand in ten thousand, and a hundred in a thousand,
 7 1 |      thousand, and a hundred in a thousand, cannot be said not to be
 8 2 |          sufficient to lift three thousand catties, but it is not sufficient
 9 2 |         nine divisions, each of a thousand lî square. All Ch'î together
10 4 |          it. For a kingdom of ten thousand chariots, attacking another
11 4 |          attacking another of ten thousand chariots, to complete the
12 4 |   strength of your country of ten thousand chariots, you attacked another
13 4 |   attacked another country of ten thousand chariots, and the people
14 4 |          heard of a prince with a thousand lî standing in fear of others.'~
15 5 |           domain did not exceed a thousand lî, and Ch'î embraces so
16 5 |         time, in a country of ten thousand chariots, let benevolent
17 5 |      receive from a prince of ten thousand chariots. He viewed stabbing
18 5 |          stabbing a prince of ten thousand chariots just as stabbing
19 7 |          have amounted to several thousand.' The governor replied, '
20 8 |        his own benefit. He came a thousand lî to wait on the king;
21 8 |       Shih know me! When I came a thousand lî to wait on the king,
22 10|           a hundred times, some a thousand times, some ten thousand
23 10|          thousand times, some ten thousand times as valuable as others.
24 15|           one another more than a thousand lî, and the age of the one
25 15|          of the other more than a thousand years. But when they got
26 16|         back to the solstice of a thousand years ago.'~1. The officer
27 18|          had been yoked for him a thousand teams of horses, he would
28 19|         allotted a territory of a thousand lî square. A Kung and a
29 20|           Anciently, princes of a thousand chariots have yet been on
30 20|           Thus, when a ruler of a thousand chariots sought to be on
31 22|          a man will accept of ten thousand chung, without any consideration
32 22|   righteousness. What can the ten thousand chung add to him? When he
33 24|          000 lî square. Without a thousand lî, he would not have sufficient
34 24|           3. 'In a country of ten thousand families, would it do to
35 27|        chariots of war, and three thousand life-guards.~5. 'The king
36 27|           to decline a State of a thousand chariots; but if he be not