Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 4   |    ethically good, that is, “right” or “appropriate” conduct;
 2 8   |   cosmos. The picture to the right is a picture of the sun.
 3 10,1|   another they cannot all be right. But one must also recognize
 4 10,3|    someone to teach them the right thought. But no matter how
 5 10,3|   suffering, one who has the right thoughts and right deeds
 6 10,3|   has the right thoughts and right deeds that can take the
 7 15,7| Human morality, the sense of right and wrong, goes far beyond
 8 15,0|   seems correct. So which is right? It seems that we may never
 9 15,4|    quadrant, but in just the right spot to foster the rise
10 17,3|  have been! This sure sounds right, doesn't it? And it is,
11 21  |    morals, a respect for the right of property and the good
12 24  |      religion has a complete right to be called, in the proper
13 25  |    thy hand lead me, and thy right hand shall hold me. If I