Chapter

 1 1 |       the east of the river, I act on the same plan. On examining
 2 4 |      killed him."~6. 'You must act in this way in order to
 3 4 |      How is it that you herein act so differently from your
 4 5 |       would have committed one act of unrighteousness, or put
 5 7 |       belong to me Chü-hsin to act.'~3. 'Here,' said Mencius, '
 6 7 |            may not I therefore act freely and without any constraint,
 7 9 |        observed it. For you to act contrary to their example
 8 10|     moreover, why does not Hsü act the potter and founder,
 9 10| handsome manner their parents, act according to a proper rule.'~
10 11|     Châo Chien made Wang Liang act as charioteer for his favourite
11 15|      and then they are able to act with vigour in what they
12 16|      those wise men would only act as Yü did when he conveyed
13 16|        mind that if he did not act in this way, his would be
14 17|        a benevolent man really act thus? In the case of other
15 18|     Yâo, it would have been an act of usurpation, and not the
16 21|   Kung-tû replied, 'We therein act out our feeling of respect,
17 22|       there come all those who act upon him like the cold.
18 23|       of it would have been to act like water which frets and
19 23| offering, that is, there is no act of the will presenting the
20 27|      not himself indeed do the act, but there is only an interval
21 27|    said, 'To do it would be to act like Fang Fû. There was
22 28|         Thou," "Thou," he will act righteously in all places
23 28|      The ancients! Why do they act so peculiarly, and are so