Chapter

 1 5 |          be obtained by incidental acts of righteousness. If the
 2 14|            benevolent, and all his acts will be benevolent. Let
 3 14|          be righteous, and all his acts will be righteous. Let the
 4 15|      consideration." When a prince acts thus, mourning will be worn
 5 15|          an enemy?'~Mencius said, 'Acts of propriety which are not
 6 15|         are not really proper, and acts of righteousness which are
 7 23|        services his first objects, acts with a regard to others.
 8 23|            only secondary objects, acts with a regard to himself.
 9 25|       self-examination.~3. 'If one acts with a vigorous effort at
10 26| benevolence did not show itself in acts of kindness to every man,