Chapter

 1 2 |        sufficient wherewith to serve their parents, and, for
 2 2 |        sufficient wherewith to serve their parents, and, below,
 3 3 |       with a great country, to serve a small one, -- as, for
 4 3 |       with a small country, to serve a large one, -- as the king
 5 4 | between Ch'î and Ch'û. Shall I serve Ch'î? Or shall I serve Chû?'~
 6 4 |       I serve Ch'î? Or shall I serve Chû?'~2. Mencius replied, '
 7 4 |       Though I do my utmost to serve those large kingdoms on
 8 5 |          said Mencius. 'Not to serve a prince whom he did not
 9 5 |      To say -- "Whom may I not serve? My serving him makes him
10 6 |       not suffice for a man to serve his parents with.'~1. Mencius
11 6 |  Mencius said, 'Po-î would not serve a prince whom he did not
12 6 |    Liû-hsiâ was not ashamed to serve an impure prince, nor did
13 11|       From henceforth we shall serve the sovereign of our dynasty
14 13|        officers be deemed, who serve their prince without righteousness,
15 13|    other Shun. He who does not serve his sovereign as Shun served
16 14|      friends: -- if one do not serve his parents so as to make
17 14|    keep themselves are able to serve their parents is what I
18 14|        able notwithstanding to serve their parents.~2. 'There
19 14|   nourishing the will."~4. 'To serve one's parents as Tsang-tsze
20 17|         all to be prepared, to serve Shun amid the channelled
21 19|        bad sound. He would not serve a prince whom he did not
22 19|      Yin said, "Whom may I not serve? My serving him makes him
23 19|    Liû-hsiâ was not ashamed to serve an impure prince, nor did
24 19|      Shun and Ch'ang Hsî, they serve me."~4. 'Not only has the
25 20|        caused his nine sons to serve him, and gave him his two
26 23|      of profit. Ministers will serve their sovereign for the
27 23| cherish the thought; sons will serve their fathers, and younger
28 23|      and younger brothers will serve their elder brothers, from
29 23|  righteousness. Ministers will serve their sovereign, cherishing
30 23|       righteousness; sons will serve their fathers, and younger
31 23|      and younger brothers will serve their elder brothers, in
32 23|    would not, with his virtue, serve a degenerate prince. There
33 23|          he did not disdain to serve a vile prince, nor did he
34 24|    said, 'Those who now-a-days serve their sovereigns say, "We
35 25|        s nature, is the way to serve Heaven.~3. 'When neither