CHAPTER 11. WHAT IS RIGHT IS THE SUPREME PURSUIT OF THE GREAT MAN.
Comp. Con. Ana., IV, x. 不必,—"does not must"; he is beyond the necessity of caring for that. 惟义所在,
nor of his actions that they may be resolute;—he simply speaks and does what is right."
CHAPTER XII
Mencius said, "The great man is he who does not lose his child＇s-heart."
CHAPTER XIII
Mencius said, "The nourishment of parents when living is not sufficient to be accounted the great thing.It is only in the performing their obsequies when dead that we have what can be considered the great thing."