Chapter

 1 4| crowd of people and doing a householder's business. The poor man
 2 4|   him any further. For that householder knows the poor man's humble
 3 4|     the man is his son.~The householder, Lord, skilfully conceals
 4 4|    order to attract him the householder practises an able device.
 5 4|  and astonishment.~Then the householder descends from his mansion,
 6 4|   From that time, Lord, the householder, addresses the poor man
 7 4|    feels in presence of the householder as a son to his father.
 8 4|   In this manner, Lord, the householder affected with longing for
 9 4|    After a while, Lord, the householder falls sick, and feels that
10 4|    After a while, Lord, the householder perceives that his son is
11 4|      Ye are my sons, as the householder did. We were oppressed,
12 4|     splendid mansion of the householder, thinks within himself: