Chapter

 1 2 |    sharp enough to examine the point of an autumn hair, but I
 2 6 |      his virtue, but made it a point to carry out his principles.
 3 7 |            reaches its extreme point, his own relations revolt
 4 7 |       many reaches its highest point, the whole kingdom becomes
 5 8 |     mean fellow, who made it a point to look out for a conspicuous
 6 11|      to be standing on a small point. If now you were once to
 7 12|  Mencius, saying, 'What is the point of righteousness involved
 8 13|     examine ourselves in every point. When a man's person is
 9 17| Hsien-ch'iû Mang said, 'On the point of Shun's not treating Yâo
10 19|      his virtue, but made it a point to carry out his principles.
11 19|     him a robber, is pushing a point of resemblance to the utmost,
12 23|      If you, starting from the point of profit, offer your persuasive
13 24|       I must fail in the great point, -- that of carrying his
14 26|        their holding their one point.~4. 'The reason why I hate
15 26|       hate that holding to one point is the injury it does to
16 26|     principle. It takes up one point and disregards a hundred