Chapter

 1 2 |          throughout the kingdom who feel aggrieved by their rulers
 2 5 | righteousness. If the mind does not feel complacency in the conduct,
 3 6 |             and distress. They will feel so, not as a ground on which
 4 8 |           the king of Ch'î said, 'I feel very much ashamed when I
 5 8 |         have been able to make them feel at home and remain with
 6 9 |       duties to parents, men indeed feel constrained to do their
 7 11|         then neither may he dare to feel happy." Is there not here
 8 16|         Tsze-cho Yü said, "To-day I feel unwell, so that I cannot
 9 16|         what the superior man would feel to be a calamity, there
10 22|           other people, he knows to feel dissatisfied, but if his
11 22|         people, he does not know to feel dissatisfaction. This is
12 25|             all men of virtue would feel that he was the proper object
13 28|           of the villages at whom I feel no indignation, when they