Chapter

 1 4 |              two courses.'~1. The duke P'ing of Lû was about to leave
 2 7 |                 Mencius having gone to P'ing-lû, addressed the governor
 3 11|             people's boring holes.'~1. P'ang Kang asked Mencius,
 4 11|     benevolence and righteousness?'~4. P'ang Kang said, 'The aim
 5 16|               contrary to bravery.'~1. P'ang Mang learned archery
 6 19|              State. There was the duke P'ing of Tsin with Hâi T'ang: --
 7 23|               Kâo observed, "The Hsiâo P'ân is the ode of a little
 8 23| dissatisfaction expressed in the Hsiâo P'ân is the working of relative
 9 23|               referred to in the Hsiâo P'ân is great. Where the parent'
10 23|              When he was sojourning in P'ing-lû, Ch'û, who was prime
11 23|                Ch'û might have gone to P'ing-lû.'~1. Shun-yü K'wan
12 23|            again, 'Formerly, when Wang P'âo dwelt on the Ch'î, the
13 28|               Chang, Tsang Hsî, and Mû P'ei, were those whom Confucius