I was wishing to observe this rule, and Tsze-gaou understands it that I was slighting him:—is not this strange?"
CHAPTER XXVIII
1. Mencius said, "That whereby the superior man is distinguished from other men is what he preserves in his heart;— namely, benevolence and propriety.
2. "The benevolent man loves others. The man of propriety shows respect to others.