Chapter

 1 3 |      Hsün-yü, and Kâu-ch'ien served Wû.~2. 'He who with a areat
 2 3 |            in the kingdom, and king Wû was ashamed of it. This
 3 3 |         This was the valour of king Wû. He also, by one display
 4 4 |       banished Chieh, and that king Wû smote Châu?' Mencius replied, '
 5 4 |         this principle, namely king Wû. If the people of Yen will
 6 5 |           kingdom. It required king Wû and the duke of Châu to
 7 8 |            not be made a T'ang or a Wû, that showed his want of
 8 11|          the subjects of Châu, king Wû proceeded to punish them
 9 11|         rice and vessels of congee. Wû saved the people from the
10 12|             Châu-kung assisted king Wû, and destroyed Châu. He
11 12|           out by the energy of king Wû! They are for the assistance
12 13|            married to the prince of Wû.~3. 'Now the small States
13 13|            and Châu aided T'ang and Wû, driving the people to them.~
14 15|           could not see it.~4. King Wû did not slight the near,
15 21|          accordingly, under Wan and Wû, the people loved what was
16 22| plantation-keeper, who neglects his wû and chiâ, and cultivates
17 23|           can lift the weight which Wû Hwo lifted is just another
18 23|          Hwo lifted is just another Wû Hwo. Why should a man make
19 26|             Yâo and Shun. T'ang and Wû made them their own. The
20 27|             us last?"~4. 'When king Wû punished Yin, he had only
21 28|           were by nature; T'ang and Wû were so by returning to