Chapter

 1 1 |       said, 'I wish quietly to receive your instructions.'~2. Mencius
 2 2 |        to stand before you and receive your orders? Your Majesty'
 3 5 |     and that what he would not receive from a common man in his
 4 5 |        hair, neither should he receive from a prince of ten thousand
 5 6 |  proper messages, he would not receive their gifts. -- He would
 6 6 |   their gifts. -- He would not receive their gifts, counting it
 7 8 |      Tsze-chih had no right to receive Yen from Tsze-k'wâi. Suppose
 8 8 |      orders, were privately to receive them from you -- would such
 9 8 |       intention, I declined to receive any salary.~3. 'Immediately
10 10|      government, and I wish to receive a site for a house, and
11 11|       performing no service to receive his support notwithstanding
12 12|       latter be not at home to receive it, he must go to the officer'
13 13|    while yet the people do not receive any benefits from them,
14 13|     the same time to refuse to receive their commands, is to cut
15 13|         and yet are ashamed to receive their commands. This is
16 13|     scholar's being ashamed to receive the commands of his master.~
17 17|      affairs of government, to receive the prince of Yû-pî.~1.
18 19|    must know this before I can receive it;" -- this is deemed disrespectful,
19 20|        a regular office should receive the pay of the prince must
20 20|      bowed to the ground, will receive it. But after this the storekeeper
21 21| humanity?~3. 'Therefore, if it receive its proper nourishment,
22 22|        even a tramper will not receive them, or if you first tread
23 23|       wish to remain here, and receive instruction at your gate.'~
24 25|       everything. A man should receive submissively what may be
25 25|        Wan, and then they will receive a rousing impulse. Scholars
26 26|      Ch'an Chung, he would not receive it, and all people believe
27 28|    with the mind to learn, you receive them without any more ado.'~