Chapter

 1 2 |     said, Let it go. I cannot bear its frightened appearance,
 2 2 |   Majesty's not being able to bear the sight, which made you
 3 2 |       was because I could not bear its frightened appearance,
 4 2 |    seen them alive, he cannot bear to see them die; having
 5 2 |  their dying cries, he cannot bear to eat their flesh. Therefore
 6 6 |      have a mind which cannot bear to see the sufferings of
 7 6 |      have a mind which cannot bear to see the sufferings of
 8 10|   they looked away, unable to bear the sight. It was not on
 9 16| learned it from you. I cannot bear to injure you with your
10 19|      he retired. He could not bear to dwell either in a court
11 19|   quite at ease and could not bear to leave them. He had a
12 22|    like fish, and I also like bear's paws. If I cannot have
13 22|     the fish go, and take the bear's paws. So, I like life,
14 27|        Therefore when men now bear the character of Po-î, the
15 28|      things which they cannot bear; -- extend that feeling
16 28|      feeling to what they can bear, and benevolence will be
17 28|  philosopher Tsang, could not bear to eat sheep-dates.'~2.