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 1 2 |          16. Mencius said, 'May I hear from you what it is that
 2 2 |            The king asked, 'May I hear from you the proof of that?'
 3 3 |          4. The king said, 'May I hear from you the proof of that?'
 4 3 |         music here. -- The people hear the noise of your bells
 5 3 |       hunting here. -- The people hear the noise of your carriages
 6 3 |     having music here. The people hear the noise of your bells
 7 3 |       hunting here. -- The people hear the noise of your carriages
 8 3 |          3. The king said, 'May I hear from you what the true royal
 9 5 |     understand whatever words you hear?' Mencius replied, 'When
10 12|       food, till he could neither hear nor see. Over a well there
11 13|              3. 'Confucius said, "Hear what he sings, my children.
12 18|      hears according as my people hear."'~1. Wan Chang asked Mencius,
13 19|            Therefore when men now hear the character of Po-î, the
14 19|            Therefore when men now hear the character of Hûi of
15 23| particulars, but I should like to hear the scope of your plan.
16 27|          determination. When they hear the character of Hûi of
17 27|    hundred generations, those who hear of them, are all aroused