Chapter

 1 1 |   about!" ~'King Wan used the strength of the people to make his
 2 2 |       to your Majesty: -- "My strength is sufficient to lift three
 3 2 |       is not lifted , because strength is not used; the waggon-load
 4 4 | achievement beyond mere human strength. If I do not take possession
 5 4 |        4. 'When, with all the strength of your country of ten thousand
 6 4 |       jealously afraid of the strength of Ch'î; and now, when with
 7 6 |    They submit, because their strength is not adequate to resist.
 8 7 |       distinguished for their strength and sharpness, and the stores
 9 7 |      not by the sharpness and strength of arms." He who finds the
10 8 |     and travel with all their strength for a whole day, before
11 10|    and some labour with their strength. Those who labour with their
12 10|   those who labour with their strength are governed by others.
13 17|   Shun would say, "I exert my strength to cultivate the fields,
14 19|  sageness, we may liken it to strength; -- as in the case of shooting
15 19|     reach it is owing to your strength, but that you hit the mark
16 19|     mark is not owing to your strength.'~1. Pêi-kung Î asked Mencius,
17 23|    such. Here is a man, whose strength was not equal to lift a
18 23|       he was then a man of no strength. But to-day he says, "I
19 23|   weight," and he is a man of strength. And so, he who can lift