The sayings of Confucius

16 The Master archery asked Confucius called Ch'i Ch'iu Ch´ang-chü Ch´en Ch´ih Ch´iu chariots Chieh-ni Chou Chuan-yü Chung-kung Chung-ni Chung-tu cius Confucius answered courage court courtesy and music dare death deeds disciple Jan disciple of Confucius Dost thou Duke Huan Duke of Ch´i duty evil faithful father faults fond of learning foul king friends gentleman glib tongue hard hate hear heard heart honour Jan Yu K´ang king kingdom Kuan Chung Liu-hsia live lord love of learning lowly Mencius minister mourning Po-yü prevails below heaven prince right prevails shame Shao Hu Shu-ch´i Shun sight of gain Simple men spake speak speech straight strains of Cheng strangers to love strength study poetry tesy thee things thou art thrice to-day truth Tsai Tseng-tzu Tzu-chang asked Tzu-hsia Tzu-kung asked Tzu-lu asked unto upright vulgar wealth wisdom words worth wrong prevails