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 1 8 |        they long been among the people, who could practice it!~
 2 12|        in his government of the people. It was by this that he
 3 42|              They cause all the people in the kingdom to fast and
 4 48| excelling virtue, adjusting his people, and adjusting his officers.
 5 52|        scholars, and the common people. If the father were a great
 6 64|    retain the government of the people.~
 7 70|    dealing with the mass of the people as children; encouraging
 8 71|    dealing with the mass of the people as his children, they are
 9 72|        the way to encourage the people. By daily examinations and
10 75|        succeed in governing the people. There is a way to obtain
11 10|         not being credited, the people would not follow them. However
12 10|         not being credited, the people would not follow his rules.~
13 11|      given by the masses of the people. He examines them by comparison
14 20|      abyss. He is seen, and the people all reverence him; he speaks,
15 20|         him; he speaks, and the people all believe him; he acts,
16 20|   believe him; he acts, and the people all are pleased with him.~
17 28|        not use rewards, and the people are stimulated to virtue.
18 28|         not show anger, and the people are awed more than by hatchets
19 30|     appliances to transform the people, sound and appearances are