Chapter

 1 7 |  order came, he was feeling a little unwell, and could not go
 2 7 |    the court. To-day he was a little better, and hastened to
 3 10|    their proper business, and little men have their proper business.
 4 13|       the kingdom, princes of little virtue are submissive to
 5 13|  those of great, and those of little worth to those of great.
 6 13|     the thickets, driving the little birds to them, so Chieh
 7 14|       is no disciple of mine. Little children, beat the drum
 8 17|      go, it embarrassed. In a little while, it seemed to be somewhat
 9 22| ignoble. He who nourishes the little belonging to him is a little
10 22|  little belonging to him is a little man, and he who nourishes
11 22|  because he nourishes what is little to the neglect of what is
12 22|       great men, and some are little men; -- how is this?' Mencius
13 22|     follow that part which is little are little men.'~2. Kung-tû
14 22|      part which is little are little men.'~2. Kung-tû pursued, '
15 22|     follow that part which is little; -- how is this?' Mencius
16 23|      rules of propriety is of little importance, and compare
17 23|      rules of propriety is of little importance, why stop with
18 23|    Hsiâo P'ân is the ode of a little man."' Mencius asked, 'Why
19 25|     and when they are grown a little, they all know to love their
20 28|       He was a man, who had a little ability, but had not learned