Chapter

 1 1 |     inferior officers and the common people will say, "What is
 2 3 |    will make pleasure a thing common to the people and yourself,
 3 3 |       this is the valour of a common man, who can be the opponent
 4 3 |    not make enjoyment a thing common to the people and themselves,
 5 4 |       of the first visit to a common man, is, I suppose, because
 6 5 |      would not receive from a common man in his loose large garments
 7 6 |     He regarded virtue as the common property of himself and
 8 8 |     from the sovereign to the common people, and not simply for
 9 9 |     hundred mâu, cultivate in common the public field. And not
10 11|      kingdom, but to avenge a common man and woman."~4. 'When
11 13|       temple. If a scholar or common man be not benevolent, be
12 13|       said, 'People have this common saying, -- "The kingdom,
13 16|   which are pronounced in the common usage of the age to be unfilial.
14 17|        his brother had been a common man, could he have been
15 18|       however, the dress of a common man, and passed by Sung.
16 19|      of the kingdom, even the common men and women, if there
17 19| lowest class, and such of the common people as were employed
18 19| lowest class, and such of the common people as were employed
19 19| lowest class, and such of the common people as were employed
20 19|     five. The salaries of the common people who were employed
21 20|         In both cases he is a common man, and it is the rule
22 20|    the rule of propriety that common men, who have not presented
23 20|      2. Wan Chang said, 'If a common man is called to perform
24 20|  replied, 'With a skin cap. A common man should be summoned with
25 20|      than presume to go. If a common man were summoned with the
26 25|   shame, what will he have in common with them?'~Mencius said, '
27 28|       broiled meat there is a common liking, while that for sheep-dates
28 28|       surname. The surname is common; the name is peculiar.'~