Chapter

1 1 |        Let your Majesty cease to lay the blame on the year, and
2 8 |      therefore they proceeded to lay a tax upon his wares. The
3 9 | benevolent government must be to lay down the boundaries. If
4 13|       what they like, and not to lay on them what they dislike.~
5 17|          benevolent man does not lay up anger, nor cherish resentment
6 24|         5. Mencius said, 'I will lay the case plainly before
7 24|      distance, and will come and lay their good thoughts before
8 25|         Good government does not lay hold of the people so much
9 28|        is great, while what they lay upon themselves is light.'~