Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1     3,      2   |          his seat, and, baring his right shoulder, turned, with his
 2     3,      3   |           from his seat, bared his right shoulder, set his right
 3     3,      3   |            right shoulder, set his right knee on the ground, and,
 4     4,      2   |            it;~As soon as you have right and wrong,~Confusion ensues,
 5     4,      2   |            of them?~Gain and loss, right and wrong--~Away with them
 6     4,      2   |            done away with,~And the right faith is straightened;~There
 7     4,      3   |          of thoughts--which is not right. The capacity of Mind is
 8     4,      4   |           no boundaries;~Yet it is right here with us ever retaining
 9     4,      5   |         ordinary man is out of the right path and yet in a way enlightened.
10     4,      5   |       Sravaka is not at all on the right track. From the point of
11     4,      6   | imagination; they deviate from the right path.~This Mind is no other
12     4,      7, 2|           he not feed him with the right forage?--Pity that he then
13     4,      7, 4|            how to discriminate the right colour. [--Blind fellow!--
14     4,      7, 5|            how to discriminate the right colour."~When he is unable
15     4,      7, 5|           distinguish which is the right colour.~"How can Shih-kuang
16     4,      8, 2|           burn like fire; ideas of right and wrong shoot up like
17     6,      1   |         stand straight up with his right hand pointing at heaven
18     6,      4   |          Daio while the two on the right are Hsuan-Chuang with a