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 1 2 |         saying that I grudged it.'~8. 'There is no harm in their
 2 3 |        pleasure as you have yours.~8. 'If your Majesty now will
 3 3 |         the people of the kingdom.~8. 'Let now your Majesty also,
 4 3 |            what I call being lost.~8. '"The ancient sovereigns
 5 5 |  sufficient object for imitation?'~8. Mencius said, 'How can
 6 5 |           and tens of thousands.'"~8. Yet, what Mang Shih-shê
 7 7 |           worth having to do with.~8. 'Accordingly, there was
 8 8 |                            Chapter 8~1. Mencius went from Ch'
 9 9 |           relation to the people?"~8. 'As to the system of hereditary
10 10|            could he have done so?'~8. 'The Minister of Agriculture
11 12|            murdered their fathers.~8. 'Confucius was afraid,
12 13|    wickedness among all below him.~8. 'When the prince has no
13 18|            not the gift of Heaven.~8. 'This sentiment is expressed
14 18|     keeping of their persons pure.~8. 'I have heard that Î Yin
15 19|        made by tilling the fields.~8. 'In a small State, where
16 20|    inappropriate to his character!~8. 'When a prince wishes to
17 21|        fully their natural powers.~8. 'It is said in the Book
18 21|         Tsze-tû must have no eyes.~8. 'Therefore I say, -- Men'
19 22| acquaintance may be helped by him?~8. 'In the former case the
20 23|    appetite is the more important?~8. 'Go and answer him thus, "
21 24|    diminished or increased by him?~8. 'If it were merely taking
22 24|          good thoughts before him.~8. If he do not love what
23 28|          is what is called a sage.~8. 'When the sage is beyond
24 28|         class next to the former.'~8. Chang pursued his questioning, '