Chapter

 1 2 |       shows how king Wan simply took his kindly heart, and exercised
 2 4 |       Ch'î, having smitten Yen, took possession of it, and upon
 3 4 |        of mount Ch'î, and there took up his residence. He did
 4 5 | consequence of these things, it took a long time for him to lose
 5 8 |       him this for me?'~4. Shih took advantage to convey this
 6 8 |    wares. The taxing of traders took its rise from this mean
 7 8 |         a ruler to suit him, he took his leave, but how dilatory
 8 10|        their parents died, they took them up and threw them into
 9 11|          millet, and paddy, and took their stores from them,
10 11|         men of station of Shang took baskets full of black and
11 16|      dare not neglect." He then took his arrows, knocked off
12 16|     following, and none of them took part in the matter.'~2.
13 17|         it that Shun's marriage took place without his informing
14 17|        what is here said really took place.' Mencius replied, '
15 18|    pushed them into a ditch. He took upon himself the heavy charge
16 19|      time of good government he took office, and on the occurrence
17 19|      time of good government he took office, and when confusion
18 19|    confusion prevailed, he also took office. He said, "Heaven'
19 19|         into a ditch; -- for he took upon himself the heavy charge
20 19|      his rice was being rinsed, took the rice, and went away.
21 19|      three years.~7. 'Confucius took office when he saw that
22 19|        doctrines was likely; he took office when his reception
23 19|        reception was proper; he took office when he was supported
24 19|        relation to Chî Hwan, he took office, seeing that the
25 19|         the duke Ling of Wei he took office, because his reception
26 19|        the duke Hsiâo of Wei he took office, because he was maintained
27 24|        into practice, then they took office with him. Afterwards,
28 24|        the utmost respect, they took office with him. But afterwards,
29 27|      his rice was being rinsed, took the rice, and went away; --
30 27|   pursuit of a tiger. The tiger took refuge in a corner of a