Chapter

 1 1 |          people to nourish their living and mourn for their dead,
 2 1 |         the people nourish their living and bury their dead without
 3 5 |   replied, 'No. Since there were living men until now, there never
 4 6 |          hating moisture and yet living in a low situation.~2. '
 5 10|         hemp and wove mats for a living.~2. At the same time, Ch'
 6 11|       their trades to seek for a living. Is it also the aim of the
 7 11| principles thereby to seek for a living?' 'What have you to do,'
 8 11|          thereby to seek for his living, but will you indeed remunerate
 9 11|           the chief of which was living in a dissolute state and
10 12|      self-denying purity? He was living in Wû-ling, and for three
11 16|    matter.'~2. When Tsze-sze was living in Wei, there came a band
12 25|     Mencius said, 'When Shun was living amid the deep retired mountains,
13 26|        retired into concealment, living some where along the sea-coast.
14 28|           and not because of the living. The regular path of virtue