Chapter

 1 3 |        the king; 'I am fond of wealth.' The reply was, 'Formerly,
 2 3 | Formerly, Kung-lîu was fond of wealth. It is said in the Book
 3 3 |   march. If your Majesty loves wealth, give the people power to
 4 7 |   philosopher Tsang said, "The wealth of Tsin and Ch'û cannot
 5 7 |        their rulers have their wealth: -- I have my benevolence.
 6 10|      by a man to others of his wealth, is called "kindness." The
 7 13|       extended, and stores and wealth not being accumulated, which
 8 25|   government gets the people's wealth, while good instructions
 9 25|   seasonably, and expend their wealth only on the prescribed ceremonies: --
10 25|        ceremonies: -- so their wealth will be more than can be
11 26|      he comes to tranquillity, wealth and glory. If the young
12 27|    business, there will not be wealth sufficient for the expenditure.'~