Chapter

 1 4 |          you not gone to see Mang K'o?' the duke said, 'One
 2 7 |           who knows his faults is K'ung Chü-hsin.' He then repeated
 3 12|        disciple of the sages.'~1. K'wang Chang said to Mencius, '
 4 13|           ear of the music-master K'wang, without the pitch-tubes,
 5 14|       smiling manner?'~1. Shun-yü K'wan said, 'Is it the rule
 6 14|        replied, 'It is the rule.' K'wan asked, 'If a man's sister-in-law
 7 14|          a peculiar exigency.'~2. K'wan said, 'The whole kingdom
 8 16|      kingdom everybody pronounces K'wang Chang unfilial. But
 9 21| themselves after the music-master K'wang; that is, the ears
10 23|  dissatisfaction expressed in the K'âi Fang?'~4. Mencius replied, '
11 23|          fault referred to in the K'âi Fang is small; that referred
12 23|      about his parents."'~1. Sung K'ang being about to go to
13 23|         going?' asked Mencius.~3. K'ang replied, 'I have heard
14 23|         to try to persuade them?' K'ang answered, 'I will tell
15 23|          to P'ing-lû.'~1. Shun-yü K'wan said, 'He who makes
16 23|       pursue the same course?'~3. K'wan pursued, 'In the time
17 23|         dismemberment merely?'~5. K'wan urged again, 'Formerly,
18 24|        assembly of the princes in K'wei-ch'iû, he bound the