Chapter

 1 5 |      round the hand.'~7. 'So!' returned the other. 'The perplexity
 2 5 |     addressed to him be always returned.~5. 'Mang Shih-shê had this
 3 5 |       up. Having done this, he returned home, looking very stupid,
 4 9 |      on the prince.'~5. Zan Yû returned with this answer to his
 5 10|        voices. After this they returned to their homes, but Tsze-kung
 6 10|   other three years, before he returned home. On another occasion,
 7 11|          What have you to do,' returned Mencius, 'with his purpose?
 8 12|         One day afterwards, he returned to their house, when it
 9 16|   discharged four of them, and returned.~1. Mencius said, 'If the
10 16| retired, the philosopher Tsang returned accordingly. His disciples
11 16|     himself satiated. His wife returned, and informed the concubine,
12 18|        Î Yin. Then Î Yin again returned with him to Po.~6. 'Châu-kung
13 26|     borrowed them long and not returned them, how could it be known