Chapter

 1 3 |       distress? -- Fathers and sons cannot see one another.
 2 3 |       distress? -- Fathers and sons cannot see one another.
 3 4 |        brothers, and put their sons and younger brothers in
 4 12|       their sovereigns, and of sons who murdered their fathers.~
 5 12|       ministers and villainous sons were struck with terror.~
 6 13|      though he may have filial sons and affectionate grandsons,
 7 14|      joined him, how could the sons go to any other?~3. 'Were
 8 14|         The ancients exchanged sons, and one taught the son
 9 14|       delight, all fathers and sons in the kingdom were established
10 16|      the funeral of one of his sons, the Master of the Right
11 17|  caused his own children, nine sons and two daughters, the various
12 18|        different; and that the sons were one superior, and the
13 18|        transmitted it to their sons. The principle of righteousness
14 20|    Shun: -- He caused his nine sons to serve him, and gave him
15 23|      they cherish the thought; sons will serve their fathers,
16 23| benevolence and righteousness; sons will serve their fathers,
17 26| position! Are we not all men's sons in this respect?'~2. Mencius
18 26|    mother of one of the king's sons had died, and his tutor
19 28|      at once, then fathers and sons are separated.'~Mencius