Chapter

 1 2 |    you of the transactions of Hwan of Ch'î, and Wan of Tsin?'~
 2 2 |    spoke about the affairs of Hwan and WAn, and therefore they
 3 7 |     the behaviour of the duke Hwan to Kwan Chung: -- he first
 4 7 | behave to Î Yin, and the duke Hwan to Kwan Chung, that they
 5 7 |      back, you never spoke to Hwan about the matters of your
 6 15|      Ch'iû was the affairs of Hwan of Chî and Wan of Tsin,
 7 18|      with the attendant, Ch'î Hwan; -- was it so?' Mencius
 8 18| lodged with the attendant Chî Hwan, that would neither have
 9 18|       met with the attempt of Hwan, the Master of the Horse,
10 18|    and with the attendant Chî Hwan, how could he have been
11 19|   case of his relation to Chî Hwan, he took office, seeing
12 24|    most powerful was the duke Hwan. At the assembly of the