Chapter

1 4 |        frequenters of the markets stopped not. The husbandmen made
2 4 |   favourites, named Tsang Ts'ang, stopped him, and therefore he did
3 8 |         On his return to Ch'î, he stopped at Ying, where Ch'ung Yü
4 8 |  constrained to do it.~4. 'When I stopped three nights before I quitted
5 11|        frequenters of the markets stopped not. Those engaged in weeding
6 12|  principles of Yang and Mo be not stopped, and the principles of Confucius
7 12| benevolence and righteousness are stopped up, beasts will be led on
8 16| head-dress, all people would have stopped their noses in passing her.~
9 19|      otherwise. Here, however, he stopped, and went no farther. He