Chapter

 1 2 |           such a desire, you must turn back to the proper course
 2 2 | livelihood of the people, why not turn to that which is the essential
 3 5 |      would be as easy as it is to turn round the hand.'~7. 'So!'
 4 5 |           at his body. He did not turn his eyes aside from any
 5 10|          and the founder in their turn, in exchanging their various
 6 10|         of the ancient kings. You turn away from your master and
 7 12|    roasted pig. Confucius, in his turn, watched when Ho was out,
 8 13|          is shown to him, let him turn inwards and examine his
 9 13|          is unsuccessful, let him turn inwards and examine his
10 13|           his politeness, let him turn inwards and examine his
11 13|           what we desire, we must turn inwards, and examine ourselves
12 13|            the whole kingdom will turn to him with recognition
13 13|           dislike.~2. 'The people turn to a benevolent rule as
14 16|           man in such a case will turn round upon himself -- "I
15 16|           superior man will again turn round on himself -- "I must
16 17|       poor man who has nowhere to turn to.~4. 'To be delighted
17 28|        the errors of Mo naturally turn to Yang, and those who are
18 28|          errors of Yang naturally turn to orthodoxy. When they
19 28|           orthodoxy. When they so turn, they should at once and
20 28|         the countenance and every turn of the body, are exactly