Chapter

 1 1 |       and good princes also find pleasure in these things?'~2. Mencius
 2 1 |         wise and good, they have pleasure in these things. If they
 3 1 |         things, they do not find pleasure.~3. 'It is said in the Book
 4 1 |        caused the people to have pleasure as well as themselves, and
 5 1 |       animals, how could he have pleasure alone?'~1. King Hûi of Liang
 6 2 |          replied, "He who has no pleasure in killing men can so unite
 7 2 |        not one who does not find pleasure in killing men. If there
 8 2 |        were one who did not find pleasure in killing men, all the
 9 2 |          No. How should I derive pleasure from these things? My object
10 3 |         allow the people to have pleasure as well as yourself.~7. '
11 3 |         cause them to have their pleasure as you have yours.~8. 'If
12 3 |       your Majesty now will make pleasure a thing common to the people
13 3 |          and worth likewise find pleasure in these things?' Mencius
14 6 |         to abandon themselves to pleasure and indolent indifference; --
15 8 |       cannot have the feeling of pleasure. If they have not the money
16 8 |       cannot have the feeling of pleasure. When they were not prevented,
17 9 |      learning, but have found my pleasure in horsemanship and sword-exercise,
18 13|        profitable, and they have pleasure in the things by which they
19 14|      sincerity, he will not give pleasure to his parents. There is
20 23| cessation of war, and find their pleasure in the pursuit of profit.
21 23|         from war, and find their pleasure in benevolence and righteousness.
22 24|          and death from ease and pleasure.'~
23 25|        the State, and find their pleasure in securing that tranquillity.~
24 28|      realized, I would not have. Pleasure and wine, and the dash of