Chapter

 1 1 |   their days of leisure, shall cultivate their filial piety, fraternal
 2 2 |      What leisure have they to cultivate propriety and righteousness?'~
 3 6 |       give their mutual aid to cultivate the public feld, and exact
 4 9 |       its private hundred mâu, cultivate in common the public field.
 5 10|        and able princes should cultivate the ground equally and along
 6 10|       of the Middle Kingdom to cultivate the ground and get food
 7 10|      Although he had wished to cultivate the ground, could he have
 8 10|       way, had they leisure to cultivate the ground?~9. 'What Yâo
 9 15| himself, I have endeavoured to cultivate my virtue by means of others
10 17|         I exert my strength to cultivate the fields, but I am thereby
11 22|          Anybody who wishes to cultivate the t'ung or the tsze, which
12 22|     The men of the present day cultivate their nobility of Heaven
13 26|   There are some who privately cultivate and correct themselves.~
14 26|      greatest importance is to cultivate an earnest affection for