Chapter

 1 9 |           10. 'Establish hsiang, hsü, hsio, and hsiâo, -- all
 2 9 |          indicates teaching; and hsü indicates archery. By the
 3 9 |        used; by the Yin, that of hsü; and by the Châu, that of
 4 10|      came from Ch'û to T'ang one Hsü Hsing, who gave out that
 5 10|         3. When Ch'an Hsiang saw Hsü Hsing, he was greatly pleased
 6 10|         approbation the words of Hsü Hsing to the following effect: -- '
 7 10|     Mencius said,'I suppose that Hsü Hsing sows grain and eats
 8 10| manufacture. Is it not so?' 'No. Hsü wears clothes of haircloth.' '
 9 10|   exchange for grain.' 'Why does Hsü not weave it himself?' '
10 10|     injure his husbandry.' 'Does Hsü cook his food in boilers
11 10|       And moreover, why does not Hsü act the potter and founder,
12 10|           Ch'an Hsiang said, 'If Hsü's doctrines were followed,
13 10|          follow the doctrines of Hsü, would be for them to lead
14 10|          Î Chih, sought, through Hsü Pî, to see Mencius. Mencius
15 10| discountenance.'~3. The disciple Hsü informed Î of these remarks.
16 10|         begin with our parents.' Hsü reported this reply to Mencius,
17 10|    proper rule.'~5. The disciple Hsü informed Î of what Mencius
18 15|        himself.'~1. The disciple Hsü said, 'Chung-nî often praised