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 1 2 |      to some persons, 'When I looked at him from a distance,
 2 3 | people,' said Mencius, 'still looked on it as small.' The king
 3 3 |     not with reason that they looked on it as small?~3. 'When
 4 3 |      is to be done?' The king looked to the right and left, and
 5 4 |       last?" Thus, the people looked to him, as we look in a
 6 4 |        Those who followed him looked like crowds hastening to
 7 5 |     or to Tsze-lû?" Tsang Hsî looked uneasy, and said, "He was
 8 8 | reformed them, all the people looked up to them with their former
 9 8 |     get up upon it. Thence he looked right and left, to catch
10 10|   leave of Tsze-kung, as they looked towards one another, they
11 10|     their foreheads, and they looked away, unable to bear the
12 11|    employed by some ruler, he looked anxious and unhappy. When
13 15|       came from.~3. 'King Wan looked on the people as he would
14 15|       who was wounded, and he looked towards the right path as
15 15|    not suited to his time, he looked up and thought about it,
16 16|       Not being satisfied, he looked about, and went to another
17 16|    was to our husband that we looked up in hopeful contemplation,
18 18|     horses, he would not have looked at them. In any matter contrary
19 20|     him.'~2. The king on this looked moved, and changed countenance.~