Chapter

 1 2 |    people condemned. But though Chî be a small and narrow State,
 2 14|      officer to the head of the Chî family, whose evil ways
 3 15|      was the affairs of Hwan of Chî and Wan of Tsin, and its
 4 16|       it a calamity.'~1. Yü and Chî, in an age when the world
 5 16|      him.~3. Mencius said, 'Yü, Chî, and Yen Hûi agreed in the
 6 16|       was as if he drowned him. Chî thought that if any one
 7 16|        so earnest.~5. If Yü and Chî, and Yen-tsze, had exchanged
 8 18|       lodged with the attendant Chî Hwan, that would neither
 9 18|          and with the attendant Chî Hwan, how could he have
10 19|         case of his relation to Chî Hwan, he took office, seeing
11 21| external?'~1. The disciple Mang Chî asked Kung-tû, saying, '
12 21|         For the villager.' Mang Chî argued, 'Now your feeling
13 21|         the villager."'~5. Mang Chî heard this and observed, '