Chapter

 1 2 |            10. Mencius replied, 'Suppose a man were to make this
 2 3 |         the king Hsüan of Ch'î, 'Suppose that one of your Majesty'
 3 3 |           2. Mencius proceeded, 'Suppose that the chief criminal
 4 4 |     visit to a common man, is, I suppose, because you think that
 5 4 |          exceeding," you mean, I suppose, that, on the first occasion,
 6 8 |     receive Yen from Tsze-k'wâi. Suppose there were an officer here,
 7 8 |        your salary and rank; and suppose that this officer, also
 8 8 |         of Heaven may smite it." Suppose the case of a murderer,
 9 8 |          the thing could not be? Suppose that I wanted to be rich,
10 9 |          breadth, will amount, I suppose, to fifty lî. It is small,
11 10|      prince?'~4. Mencius said,'I suppose that Hsü Hsing sows grain
12 10|          so,' was the answer. 'I suppose also he weaves cloth, and
13 12|       you how he may be made so. Suppose that there is a great officer
14 12|          attendance on the king. Suppose that all in attendance on
15 12|        have to do evil with? And suppose that all in attendance on
16 15|         in it to praise.~3. 'But suppose that the water has no spring. --
17 19|     Chang urged, 'Then are we to suppose that when Confucius held
18 21|          3. The other objected, 'Suppose the case of a villager older
19 21|          what my mouth relishes. Suppose that his mouth in its relish
20 22|        the king is not wise!~2. 'Suppose the case of the most easily
21 22| chess-player in all the kingdom. Suppose that he is teaching two