Chapter

 1 2 | Chuncg-nî who spoke about the affairs of Hwan and WAn, and therefore
 2 5 |     hurtful to the conduct of affairs. When a Sage shall again
 3 9 |       attend to their private affairs. This is the way by which
 4 12|   injury to their practice of affairs. Shown in their practice
 5 12|    Shown in their practice of affairs, they are pernicious to
 6 15|       the Ch'un Ch'iû was the affairs of Hwan of Chî and Wan of
 7 17|      rendering of tribute, or affairs of government, to receive
 8 18|    conduct and his conduct of affairs.'~5. '"It showed its will
 9 18|    conduct and his conduct of affairs:" -- how was this?' Mencius'
10 18|    conduct and his conduct of affairs."'~6. Chang said, 'I presume
11 18|   preside over the conduct of affairs, and affairs were well administered,
12 18|       conduct of affairs, and affairs were well administered,