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 1 1 |        no difference,' was the reply.~4. Mencius then said, '
 2 2 |        is even worse,' was the reply. 'If you climb a tree to
 3 3 |      prepared with anything to reply to him. What do you pronounce
 4 3 |       it with others,' was the reply. 'And which is the more
 5 3 |     park of king Wan,' was the reply, 'contained seventy square
 6 3 |     beg your Majesty,' was the reply, 'not to love small valour.
 7 3 |       is?' 'Formerly,' was the reply, 'king Wan's government
 8 3 |        am fond of wealth.' The reply was, 'Formerly, Kung-lîu
 9 3 |        am fond of beauty.' The reply was, 'Formerly, king T'âi
10 4 | employing them at all?'~3. The reply was, 'The ruler of a State
11 5 |   flowing passion-nature!' The reply was, 'It is difficult to
12 5 |       agreement with him?' The reply was, -- 'Yes. If they had
13 7 |       times to do so,' was the reply.~2. Mencius said, 'Well
14 8 |      An ancient sage,' was the reply. 'Is it the fact, that he
15 10|    parents.' Hsü reported this reply to Mencius, who said, 'Now,
16 11|      being in office,' was the reply, 'is like the ploughing
17 20|   talents and virtue,' was the reply. 'If because of his extensive
18 20|      king. 'There are' was the reply. 'There are the high ministers
19 21|   white?' 'Yes, I do,' was the reply. Mencius added, 'Is the
20 21|        To my brother,' was the reply. 'But for which of them
21 21|       4. Kung-tû was unable to reply, and told the conversation
22 21|        to your uncle?" He will reply to this, "I show the respect
23 23|         4. Wû-lû was unable to reply to these questions, and
24 23|   which it expresses,' was the reply.~2. Mencius answered, 'How
25 28|           A real man?"'~3. The reply was, 'A man who commands
26 28|    styled "ambitious?"'~6. The reply was, 'Their aim led them