Chapter

 1 1 |      1. Mencius, another day, saw King Hûi of Liang. The king
 2 2 |    when I drew near to him, I saw nothing venerable about
 3 2 |    lower part of it. The king saw him, and asked, Where is
 4 2 |  artifice of benevolence. You saw the ox, and had not seen
 5 4 |       3. After this, Yo-chang saw Mencius, and said to him, '
 6 8 |        Ch'an Chiâ accordingly saw Mencius, and asked him,
 7 8 |    replied, 'No; when I first saw the king in Ch'ung, it was
 8 10|   sage.'~3. When Ch'an Hsiang saw Hsü Hsing, he was greatly
 9 10|    when passing by them, they saw foxes and wild-cats devouring
10 15|  things which they did. If he saw any thing in them not suited
11 17|       did the same. When Shun saw Kû-sâu, his countenance
12 19|     Shun went up to court and saw the sovereign, who lodged
13 19| Confucius took office when he saw that the practice of his
14 25|  heard a single good word, or saw a single good action, he
15 26|       going from Fan to Ch'î, saw the king of Ch'î's son at
16 27|     attack him, but when they saw Fang Fû, they ran and met
17 28|       to Yu and Kâo Yâo, they saw those earliest sages, and
18 28|      Î Yin, and Lâi Chû, they saw T'ang and knew his doctrines,
19 28|    Wang and San Î-shang, they saw Wan, and so knew his doctrines,