Chapter

 1 5 |        length of time made a change difficult. Wû-ting had all the princes
 2 5 |          all these accounts, it was difficult for him immediately to attain
 3 5 |               said Mencius, 'is not difficult. The scholar Kâo had attained
 4 5 |               The reply was, 'It is difficult to describe it.~13. 'This
 5 10|        shall benefit the kingdom is difficult.~11. 'Confucius said, "Great
 6 13|             urge one's sovereign to difficult achievements may be called
 7 13| administration of government is not difficult; -- it lies in not offending
 8 14|          men seek for it in what is difficult. If each man would love
 9 23|             a great road. It is not difficult to know it. The evil is
10 26|      contemplated the sea, finds it difficult to think anything of other
11 26|          gate of the sage, finds it difficult to think anything of the