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 1 2 |        The heart seen in this is sufficient to carry you to the royal
 2 2 |      Majesty: -- "My strength is sufficient to lift three thousand catties,
 3 2 |  thousand catties, but it is not sufficient to lift one feather; --
 4 2 | proceeded, 'Now here is kindness sufficient to reach to animals, and
 5 2 |        did. Now your kindness is sufficient to reach to animals, and
 6 2 |   Majesty's various officers are sufficient to supply you with those
 7 2 |      above them, they shall have sufficient wherewith to serve their
 8 2 |       and, for those below them, sufficient wherewith to support their
 9 2 |       that, above, they have not sufficient wherewith to serve their
10 2 |        and, below, they have not sufficient wherewith to support their
11 5 |           is king Wan then not a sufficient object for imitation?'~8.
12 5 |  Tsze-kung, and Yû Zo had wisdom sufficient to know the sage. Even had
13 9 |           It is small, but still sufficient to make a good State. It
14 9 |     years, the produce being not sufficient to repay the manuring of
15 11|         caught birds and animals sufficient to form a hill, he would
16 11|        happy." Is there not here sufficient ground also for condolence?'~
17 13|              Virtue alone is not sufficient for the exercise of government;
18 15|        he will find the days not sufficient for his work.'~1. Mencius
19 17|       men desire, but it was not sufficient to remove the sorrow of
20 17|         the Tî, but this was not sufficient to remove his sorrow. Riches
21 17|        of Shun, but this was not sufficient to remove his sorrow. Honours
22 17|      sovereign, but this was not sufficient to remove his sorrow. The
23 17|     riches, and honours were not sufficient to remove his sorrow, was
24 19|    practice. When that trial was sufficient to show that they could
25 20|   scholars of the kingdom is not sufficient to satisfy him, he proceeds
26 21|    influence of the night is not sufficient to preserve the proper goodness
27 24|   thousand lî, he would not have sufficient for his entertainment of
28 24|        100 lî, he would not have sufficient wherewith to observe the
29 24|  one-twentieth of the produce is sufficient there.~5. 'But now it is
30 24|         the love of what is good sufficient?'~6. 'The love of what is
31 24|      what is good is more than a sufficient qualification for the government
32 24|          but not beyond what was sufficient to avert death.'~1. Mencius
33 27|         there will not be wealth sufficient for the expenditure.'~1.
34 27|         said, 'How can that be a sufficient proof? Are the ruts at the