Chapter

 1 3 |          in the seclusion of the house, there were no dissatisfied
 2 8 |         I wish to give Mencius a house, somewhere in the middle
 3 10|          to receive a site for a house, and to become one of your
 4 10| Tsze-kung went back, and built a house for himself on the altar-ground,
 5 11|         3. 'To dwell in the wide house of the world, to stand in
 6 12|     yellow spring below. Was the house in which Chung dwells built
 7 12|         considered his brother's house to be unrighteous, and would
 8 12| afterwards, he returned to their house, when it happened that some
 9 12|        his brother came into the house, and said, "It is the flesh
10 12|       not dwell in his brother's house, but he dwells in Wû-ling.
11 16|         the man in charge of the house, 'Do not lodge any persons
12 16|          lodge any persons in my house, lest they break and injure
13 16|           Repair the walls of my house. I am about to return.'
14 16|        together with them in his house. When their husband went
15 19|     emoluments determined by the House of Châu?'~2. Mencius replied, '
16 19|        told him to come into his house, he came; when he told him
17 23|         ask him to let me have a house to lodge in. I wish to remain
18 26|          position is in the wide house of the world!~3. 'When the
19 28|         door without entering my house. Your good careful people