Chapter

 1 2 |  Mencius went to see the king Hsiang of Liang.~2. On coming out
 2 8 |    him. If Hsieh Liû and Shan Hsiang had not had a remembrancer
 3 9 |    recognised.~10. 'Establish hsiang, hsü, hsio, and hsiâo, --
 4 9 |       of the people. The name hsiang indicates nourishing as
 5 9 |      and by the Châu, that of hsiang. As to the hsio, they belonged
 6 10|       At the same time, Ch'an Hsiang, a disciple of Ch'an Liang,
 7 10|     of a sage.'~3. When Ch'an Hsiang saw Hsü Hsing, he was greatly
 8 10|       so much trouble?' Ch'an Hsiang replied, 'The business of
 9 10|       is not good.'~17. Ch'an Hsiang said, 'If Hsü's doctrines
10 17|    proceeded to cover him up. Hsiang said, "Of the scheme to
11 17|     attend for me to my bed." Hsiang then went away into Shun'
12 17|    couch playing on his lute. Hsiang said, "I am come simply
13 17|  whether Shun was ignorant of Hsiang's wishing to kill him.'
14 17|    ignorant of that? But when Hsiang was sorrowful, he was also
15 17|      was also sorrowful; when Hsiang was joyful, he was also
16 17|  contrary to right principle. Hsiang came in the way in which
17 17|   there?'~1. Wan Chang said, 'Hsiang made it his daily business
18 17| destitute of benevolence. But Hsiang was of all men the most
19 17|      rich. The appointment of Hsiang to be the prince of Yû-pî
20 17|    that it was a banishing of Hsiang?' Mencius replied, 'Hsiang
21 17|    Hsiang?' Mencius replied, 'Hsiang could do nothing in his
22 21|     as Yâo there yet appeared Hsiang; that with such a father