Chapter

 1 1 |         flesh. Let there not be taken away the time that is proper
 2 2 |         flesh. Let there not be taken away the time that is proper
 3 7 |        a superior man should be taken with a bribe?'~1. Mencius
 4 7 |      and, his counsel not being taken, resigned his office and
 5 8 |    fellow."'~1. Mencius, having taken his leave of Ch'î, was passing
 6 9 |        abundance, much might be taken without its being oppressive,
 7 12|      same way, if he were to be taken and placed for several years
 8 12|       At that time, Yang Ho had taken the initiative; -- how could
 9 18|       had, before these things, taken up his residence in the
10 18|    would neither have given nor taken a single straw.~3. 'T'ang
11 19|      his heart, saying, "It was taken by him unrighteously from
12 19| struggled together for the game taken in hunting, and he also
13 20|       banner; a scholar who has taken office, with one having
14 22|        and now the emolument is taken for the sake of beautiful
15 22|  received, and the emolument is taken to get the service of wives
16 22|  received, and the emolument is taken that one's poor and needy
17 26|         He would privately have taken his father on his back,