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 1 2 | slaughter-house and cook-room.'~9. The king was pleased, and
 2 3 | characterized as wild and lost.~9. '"It is for you, my prince,
 3 5 |    attain to the royal dignity.~9. 'The people of Ch'î have
 4 5 |        of the most importance.'~9. Kung-sun Ch'âu said, 'May
 5 7 |       chief of all the princes.~9. 'Now throughout the kingdom,
 6 9 |                         Chapter 9~1. When the prince, afterwards
 7 9 |      already observed in T'ang.~9. 'It is said in the Book
 8 10|        to cultivate the ground?~9. 'What Yâo felt giving him
 9 12|      will make men condemn me."~9. 'Once more, sage sovereigns
10 13|       such a case is preserved.~9. 'Therefore it is said, "
11 18|       his knowledge of cookery.~9. 'In the "Instructions of
12 19|     made by tilling the fields.~9. 'As to those who tilled
13 20|         lower people see it."' ~9. Wan Chang said, 'When Confucius
14 24|        by the slaughter of men!~9. 'The way in which a superior
15 28|         is called a spirit-man.~9. 'Yo-chang is between the
16 28|       people of the villages?"'~9. Mencius replied, 'They