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that he should suffer this wrong for no fault of his own。〃
〃You are a scion of the imperial family；〃 said Governor Kong Rong； 〃and this Cao Cao is injuring the people； a strong man abusing his strength。 Why not go with me to rescue the sufferers？〃
〃I dare not refuse； but my force is weak and I must act cautiously；〃 said Liu Bei。
〃Though my desire to help arises from an old friendship； yet it is a righteous act as well。 I do not think your heart is not inclined toward the right；〃 said Kong Rong。
Liu Bei said； 〃This being so； you go first and give me time to see Gongsun Zan from whom I may borrow more troops and horses。 I will e anon。〃
〃You surely will not break your promise？〃 said the Governor。
〃What manner of man think you that I am？〃 said Liu Bei。 〃The wise one said； 'Death is mon to all； the person without truth cannot maintain the self。' Whether I get the troops or not； certainly I shall myself e。〃
So the plan was agreed to。 Mi Zhu set out to return forthwith while Kong Rong prepared for his expedition。
Taishi Ci took his leave； saying； 〃My mother bade me e to your aid； and now happily you are safe。 Letters have e from my fellow townsman； Liu Yao； Imperial Protector of Yangzhou； calling me thither and I must go。 I will see you again。〃
Kong Rong pressed rewards upon Taishi Ci； but he would accept nothing and departed。 When his mother saw him； she was pleased at his success saying she rejoiced that he had been able to prove his gratitude； and after this he departed for Yangzhou。
Liu Bei went away to his friend Gongsun Zan and laid before Gongsun Zan his design to help Xuzhou。
〃Cao Cao and you are not enemies。 Why do you spend yourself for the sake of another？〃 said Gongsun Zan。
〃I have
