Chapter

 1 7 |     greater. I do not dare to set forth before the king any
 2 10|    regulate the disorder were set forth. Shun committed to
 3 10|   fire to be employed, and Yî set fire to, and consumed, the
 4 12|   principles of Confucius not set forth, then those perverse
 5 13|   showing respect for him. To set before him what is good
 6 13|     it. If the princes do not set their wills on benevolence,
 7 17|      Chang said, 'His parents set Shun to repair a granary,
 8 17|   having been removed, Kû-sâu set fire. They also made him
 9 19|     left Lû, he said, "I will set out by-and-by:" -- it was
10 24|   time, the royal forces were set in motion, and he was removed
11 24| evidenced in men's looks, and set forth in their words, then
12 26|   course. The student who has set his mind on the doctrines
13 27|  leaving Lû, he said, "I will set out by-and-by;" -- this