Chapter

 1 1 |        cannot be said not to be a large allotment, but if righteousness
 2 1 |         and, looking round at the large geese and deer, said, 'Do
 3 1 |         rejoicing that he had his large deer, his fishes, and turtles.
 4 2 |        animal. When you changed a large one for a small, how should
 5 3 |           records.'~2. 'Was it so large as that?' exclaimed the
 6 3 |        people still look on it as large. How is this?' 'The park
 7 3 |          people look upon them as large?'~1. The king Hsüan of Ch'
 8 3 |         small country, to serve a large one, -- as the king T'âi
 9 3 |       with a small State serves a large one, stands in awe of Heaven.
10 3 |          spears, and battle-axes, large and small,~He commenced
11 4 |          you are going to build a large mansion, you will surely
12 4 |           workmen to look out for large trees, and when he has found
13 4 |        and when he has found such large trees, you will be glad,
14 4 |          my utmost to serve those large kingdoms on either side
15 5 |           common man in his loose large garments of hair, neither
16 6 |         of the princes requires a large kingdom. He who, using virtue,
17 6 |        prince need not wait for a large kingdom. T'ang did it with
18 7 |          and other grain are very large. Yet it is obliged to be
19 10|        kingdom into confusion. If large shoes and small shoes were
20 13|           and defensive not being large, which constitutes the calamity
21 13|          small States imitate the large, and yet are ashamed to
22 13|       five years, if his State be large, or in seven years, if it
23 19|      complete concert is when the large bell proclaims the commencement
24 19| exemplified by the sovereign of a large State. There was the duke
25 21|      however, in the borders of a large State, they were hewn down
26 27|          whose stores of gain are large; an age of corruption cannot