Chapter

 1 1 |          his marvellous pond;~How full was it of fishes leaping
 2 4 | treasuries and arsenals have been full, and not one of your officers
 3 9 |        requires the taking of the full amount. When the parent
 4 11|         welcomed him with baskets full of their black and yellow
 5 11|     station of Shang took baskets full of black and yellow silks
 6 12|      their countenances, they are full of blushes. I do not desire
 7 17|          He was dissatisfied, and full of earnest desire.'~2. Wan
 8 17|         waited on Kû-sâu, and was full of veneration and awe. Kû-sâu
 9 21|         rapidly up, and, when the full time is come, it is all
10 23|         when he was fifty, he was full of longing desire about
11 28|     result.~2. 'If a man can give full development to the feeling
12 28|          practice. If he can give full development to the feeling
13 28|      practice.~3. 'If he can give full development to the real