Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     1,   2, 1|          of the new faith. Taking advantage of the protests, Ei-sai
2     1,   7, 3|       good also in human affairs: advantage is always accompanied by
3     1,   7, 4|       gives place to another; one advantage gained soon proves itself
4     1,   7, 6| particular. So everything has its advantage and disadvantage as well.
5     1,   7, 6|         by Nature; and if we take advantage of it, nothing is useless,
6     1,   7, 7|         opulent, each has its own advantage as well as disadvantage.