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 1 5 |       3. 'Some one asked Tsang Hsî, saying, "Sir, to which
 2 5 | yourself or to Tsze-lû?" Tsang Hsî looked uneasy, and said, "
 3 5 |       or to Kwan Chung?" Tsang Hsî, flushed with anger and
 4 5 |      concluded Mencius, 'Tsang Hsî would not play Kwan Chung,
 5 11|   charioteer for his favourite Hsî, when, in the course of
 6 11|     single bird. The favourite Hsî reported this result, saying, "
 7 14|     Tsang, in nourishing Tsang Hsî, was always sure to have
 8 14|       After the death of Tsing Hsî, when Tsang Yüan came to
 9 16|     Mencius said, 'If the lady Hsî had been covered with a
10 17|      Mencius answered, 'Ch'ang Hsî asked Kung-ming Kâo, saying, "
11 18| Mencius, 'Some say that Pâi-lî Hsî sold himself to a cattle-keeper
12 18|     strange things.~2. 'Pâi-lî Hsî was a man of Yü. The people
13 18|      their request, and Pâi-lî Hsî did not remonstrate.~3. '
14 19|        to Wang Shun and Ch'ang Hsî, they serve me."~4. 'Not
15 24|      the sea-shore; and Pâi-lî Hsî from the market-place.~2. '
16 28|        1. Mencius said, 'Tsang Hsî was fond of sheep-dates,
17 28|          as Ch'in Chang, Tsang Hsî, and Mû P'ei, were those