Chapter

 1 2 |      princes; -- do these things cause you pleasnre in your mind?'~
 2 2 |         be benevolent, this will cause all the officers in the
 3 3 |        other reason but that you cause them to have their pleasure
 4 4 | necessity. Since he will thereby cause the low to overstep the
 5 4 |         mansion, you will surely cause the Master of the workmen
 6 4 |        scion of the Tsang family cause me not to find the ruler
 7 6 |        turns round and seeks the cause of his failure in himself.'~
 8 10|      have two roots. This is the cause of his error.~4. 'And, in
 9 15|      when he goes abroad, he may cause people to be removed out
10 15|          the people, if for some cause he leaves the country, the
11 15|         the people. When for any cause he leaves the country, the
12 18|         sovereign, but he cannot cause the sovereign to make that
13 18|        his prince, but he cannot cause the prince to make that
14 23|         so without some apparent cause. All men cannot be expected
15 25|          his brothers affords no cause for anxiety; -- this is
16 25|     governs the kingdom so as to cause pulse and grain to be as
17 26|     adapt your teaching so as to cause learners to consider them
18 27|        bad year cannot prove the cause of death to him whose stores