Chapter

 1 4 |         him not quit it."~3. 'I ask you, prince, to make your
 2 4 |         are going. I venture to ask.' The duke said, 'I am going
 3 5 |         said, 'May I venture to ask an explanation from you,
 4 5 |        mind.'~11. 'I venture to ask,' said Ch'âu again, 'wherein
 5 5 |       âu pursued, 'I venture to ask what you mean by your vast,
 6 5 |       proportions. I venture to ask, -- With which of these
 7 5 |       Ch'âu said, 'I venture to ask wherein he differed from
 8 8 |   answer him -- "He may." If he ask me -- "Who may put him to
 9 9 |       me; I wish to send you to ask the advice of Mencius, and
10 9 |    superior grade.~15. 'I would ask you, in the remoter districts,
11 11|        be supported. And let me ask, -- Do you remunerate a
12 11|        again sent messengers to ask him the same question as
13 12|         disputing. I venture to ask whether it be so.' Mencius
14 14|         being removed, he would ask respectfully to whom he
15 14|       being removed, he did not ask to whom he should give what
16 16|        politeness. I venture to ask why you do so.'~2. Mencius
17 17|       Chang said, 'I venture to ask what you mean by saying
18 17|         sovereign. I venture to ask how it was that Kû-sâu was
19 18|       Chang said, 'I presume to ask how it was that Yâo presented
20 19|  Mencius, saying, 'I venture to ask the principles of friendship.'
21 19|  Mencius, saying, 'I venture to ask what feeling of the mind
22 19|     receives them. I venture to ask how you explain this.' Mencius
23 20|        to do so.' 'I venture to ask why he does not presume
24 20|       Chang said, 'I venture to ask how the sovereign of a State,
25 20|       Chang said, 'I venture to ask what principle of righteousness
26 20|           6. Chang said, 'May I ask with what a forester should
27 20|        The king said, 'I beg to ask about the high ministers
28 20| composed, and he then begged to ask about high ministers who
29 21|       Mencius said, 'You should ask him, "Which do you respect
30 21|        will answer, "My uncle." Ask him again, "If your younger
31 23|         prince of Tsâu, and can ask him to let me have a house
32 23|           I will not venture to ask about the particulars, but
33 25|        dusk of the evening, and ask for water and fire, there
34 27|         you, Master, will again ask that the granary of T'ang
35 28|        class.'~3. 'I venture to ask what sort of men they were