Chapter

 1 2 | beautifully coloured objects to delight your eyes? Or because you
 2 6 |        Shun had a still greater delight in what was good. He regarded
 3 7 |        honour the virtuous, and delight in their ways of doing,
 4 13|         death and ruin, and yet delight in being not benevolent; --
 5 14|      Kû-sâu was brought to find delight in what was good. When Kû-sâu
 6 14|        was brought to find that delight, the whole kingdom was transformed.
 7 14|        was brought to find that delight, all fathers and sons in
 8 17|       being the object of men's delight, with the possession of
 9 18|       channelled fields, and so delight myself with the principles
10 21|        said, 'To enjoy food and delight in colours is nature. Benevolence
11 25|         2. 'There is no greater delight than to be conscious of
12 25|     replied, 'Honour virtue and delight in righteousness, and so
13 25|         anxiety; -- this is one delight.~3. 'That, when looking
14 25|        men; -- this is a second delight.~4. 'That he can get from
15 25|      them; -- this is the third delight.~5. 'The superior man has