Chapter

 1 5 |          as those realized by Kwan Chung and Yen?'~2. Mencius said, '
 2 5 |          Ch'î. You know about Kwan Chung and Yen, and nothing more,~
 3 5 | superiority to yourself or to Kwan Chung?" Tsang Hsî, flushed with
 4 5 |           you compare me with Kwan Chung? Considering how entirely
 5 5 |      Considering how entirely Kwan Chung possessed the confidence
 6 5 |            Hsî would not play Kwan Chung, and is it what you desire
 7 5 |         Kung-sun Ch'âu said, 'Kwan Chung raised his prince to be
 8 7 |         and also a physician. Mang Chung replied to them, 'Yesterday,
 9 7 |           of the duke Hwan to Kwan Chung: -- he first learned of
10 7 |          and the duke Hwan to Kwan Chung, that they would not venture
11 7 |        them to go to them. If Kwan Chung might not be called to him
12 7 |          not play the part of Kwan Chung!'~1. Ch'an Tsin asked Mencius,
13 8 |        with an allowance of 10,000 chung, that all the officers and
14 8 |          formerly declined 100,000 chung, would my now accepting
15 12|          to Mencius, 'Is not Ch'an Chung a man of true self-denying
16 12|    scholars of Ch'î, I must regard Chung as the thumb among the fingers.
17 12|             Was the house in which Chung dwells built by a Po-î?
18 12|              5. Mencius rejoined, 'Chung belongs to an ancient and
19 12|        from Kâ a revenue of 10,000 chung, but he considered his brother'
20 12|            With such principles as Chung holds, a man must be an
21 19|          namely, Yo-chang Chiû, Mû Chung, and three others whose
22 22|        will accept of ten thousand chung, without any consideration
23 22|          What can the ten thousand chung add to him? When he takes
24 26|            righteousness, to Ch'an Chung, he would not receive it,