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Daoism -> Zhuangzi -> Miscellaneous Chapters -> The Robber Zhi -> 1.4

孔子:「。」But Confucius sent in another message, saying, 'I enjoy the good will of (your brother) Ji, and I wish and hope to tread the ground beneath your tent.'
盜跖:「使!」When the usher had communicated this message, Dao Zhi said, 'Make him come forward.'
孔子盜跖盜跖:「 On this Confucius hastened forwards. Declining to take a mat, he drew hastily back, and bowed twice to Dao Zhi, who in a great rage stretched his legs apart, laid his hand on his sword, and with glaring eyes and a voice like the growl of a nursing tigress, said, 'Come forwards, Zhi.
If what you say be in accordance with my mind, you shall live; but, if it be contrary to it, you shall die.


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