Chapter

 1 1 |     But your people have the look of hunger, and on the wilds
 2 2 |   people in the nation would look towards him with outstretched
 3 3 |     lî, and the people still look on it as large. How is this?' '
 4 3 |  with reason that the people look upon them as large?'~1.
 5 4 |     Master of the workmen to look out for large trees, and
 6 4 |  people looked to him, as we look in a time of great drought
 7 5 |   his valour: -- He said, "I look upon not conquering and
 8 5 |   grow long." His son ran to look at it, and found the corn
 9 6 |   neighbouring kingdoms will look up to him as a parent. From
10 7 |       he sent several men to look for Mencius on the way,
11 8 |       who made it a point to look out for a conspicuous mound,
12 8 |    way, saying, 'Master, you look like one who carries an
13 11|     your husband.'" Thus, to look upon compliance as their
14 12| community of feeling. If you look at their countenances, they
15 12|    But their people have the look of hunger, and on the wilds
16 14|  Listen to a man's words and look at the pupil of his eye.
17 19|  would not allow his eyes to look on a bad sight, nor his
18 25|      Han and Wei. If he then look upon himself without being
19 25|      the princes, the people look brisk and cheerful. Under
20 26| water. -- It is necessary to look at it as foaming in waves.
21 28|  keeper of the place came to look for it, he could not find
22 28| should despise them, and not look at their pomp and display.~