3. Ts?ng Hs? was the grandson, according to Chao Ch＇? and Ch?Hs?, of Ts?ng Sh?n, the famous disciples of Confucius. Others say he was Sh?n＇s son. It is a most-point .孰贤,—compare Analects, XI. xv. 蹴然,according to Ch?, is 不安貌, as in the translation.
"Then," pursued the other, "Do you give the superiority to yourself or to Kwan Chung?" Tsang Hs?, flushed with anger and displeased, said, "How dare you compare me with Kwan Chung? Considering how entirely Kwan Chung possessed the confidenceof his prince, how long he enjoyed the direction of the government of the State, and how low, after all, was what he accomplished,—how is it that you liken me to him?"