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On the expression fu yen

The ‘Analects of Confucius’ 1/13 records a saying of Yu Tzu which begins as follows: The meaning of yen k'efu yeh has never, to my knowledge, been satisfactorily explained. Any acceptable explanation, it seems to me, must furnish satis-factory answers to three questions. (1) What does the wordfu mean in this context ? (2) What is the construction of the sentence ? (3) What is the point of the saying ?