Chapter

 1 7 |       there is the relation of father and son; abroad, there is
 2 7 |   relations among men. Between father and son the ruling principle
 3 7 |      Rites it is said, "When a father calls, the answer must be
 4 9 |    alas! this great duty to my father devolves upon me; I wish
 5 10|      humanity: -- how, between father and son, there should be
 6 11|    capping of a young man, his father admonishes him. At the marrying
 7 12|        about him, although his father beat him every day, wishing
 8 12|       Chwang or Yo, though his father should beat him, wishing
 9 12|    peculiar affection due to a father. But to acknowledge neither
10 12|   acknowledge neither king nor father is to be in the state of
11 14|        result of this is, that father and son are offended with
12 14| offended with each other. When father and son come to be offended
13 14|        of another.~4. 'Between father and son, there should be
14 14|     give what was left. If his father asked whether there was
15 14|      what was left, and if his father asked whether there was
16 16|      Now between Chang and his father there arose disagreement,
17 16|         the son, reproving his father, to urge him to what was
18 16|        But such urging between father and son is the greatest
19 16|    because he had offended his father, and was not permitted to
20 16|  teacher; -- in the place of a father or elder brother. Tsze-sze
21 17|       the child is towards his father and mother. When he becomes
22 17|        treated as a son by his father. Shun stood with his face
23 17|       they were mourning for a father or mother for three years,
24 17|        kingdom. Kû-sâu was the father of the sovereign; -- this
25 17|        treated as a son by his father.'~
26 18|   Tan-chû was not equal to his father, and Shun's son not equal
27 21|       Hsiang; that with such a father as Kû-sâu there yet appeared
28 23|        sovereign and minister, father and son, younger brother
29 23|        sovereign and minister, father and son, elder brother and
30 25|       rectified.'~2. 'That his father and mother are both alive,
31 26|       privately have taken his father on his back, and retired
32 27|     When a man kills another's father, that other will kill his
33 27|       that other will kill his father; when a man kills another'
34 28|       exercise of love between father and son, the observance