Chapter

 1 1 |    all. What course is to be pursued to accomplish this?'~2.
 2 2 |     for a sheep.'~7. Mencius pursued, 'Let not your Majesty deem
 3 4 |   confidence in him. When he pursued his work in the east, the
 4 5 |     my grandfather." "Then," pursued the other, "Do you give
 5 5 |   passion-nature.'~12. Ch'âu pursued, 'I venture to ask what
 6 11|  State to another?'~6. Hsiâo pursued, 'The kingdom of Tsin is
 7 11|      in the kingdom. When he pursued his work in the east, the
 8 12| marshes. On this, the waters pursued their course through the
 9 13|    two courses, which can be pursued, that of virtue and its
10 19|    respect.'~2. 'How is it,' pursued Chang, 'that the declining
11 20| their necessities.'~3. Chang pursued, 'Why is it that the scholar
12 21|  said 'Yes.'~3. 'Very well,' pursued Mencius. 'Is the nature
13 22|      little men.'~2. Kung-tû pursued, 'All are equally men, but
14 23|  more important.'~3. The man pursued, 'If the result of eating
15 23|    small office. The courses pursued by those three worthies
16 23|   the same course?'~3. K'wan pursued, 'In the time of the duke
17 28|      path of virtue is to be pursued without any bend, and from
18 28|     to the former.'~8. Chang pursued his questioning, 'Confucius