Chapter

 1 3 |   regulations, before I would venture to enter it; and I heard,
 2 4 |   know where you are going. I venture to ask.' The duke said, '
 3 5 |   Kung-sun Ch'âu said, 'May I venture to ask an explanation from
 4 5 |       moves the mind.'~11. 'I venture to ask,' said Ch'âu again, '
 5 5 |         12. Ch'âu pursued, 'I venture to ask what you mean by
 6 5 |       in small proportions. I venture to ask, -- With which of
 7 5 |      him.'~25. Ch'âu said, 'I venture to ask wherein he differed
 8 7 |    Chung, that they would not venture to call them to go to them.
 9 8 |       the business, I did not venture to put any question to you.
10 8 | careful vigil, before I would venture to speak to you, and you,
11 12|    being fond of disputing. I venture to ask whether it be so.'
12 16|  treat him with politeness. I venture to ask why you do so.'~2.
13 17|         3. Wan Chang said, 'I venture to ask what you mean by
14 17|       had become sovereign. I venture to ask how it was that Kû-sâu
15 19|     asked Mencius, saying, 'I venture to ask the principles of
16 19|     asked Mencius, saying, 'I venture to ask what feeling of the
17 19| superior man receives them. I venture to ask how you explain this.'
18 20|     not presume to do so.' 'I venture to ask why he does not presume
19 20|   with him?~5. Chang said, 'I venture to ask how the sovereign
20 20|         1. Wan Chang said, 'I venture to ask what principle of
21 23|     Mencius said, 'I will not venture to ask about the particulars,
22 28|     of the next class.'~3. 'I venture to ask what sort of men