Chapter

 1 3 |      the banks of the western waters, As far as the foot of Ch'
 2 10|    reduced to order, the vast waters, flowing out of their channels,
 3 10|   What has been washed in the waters of the Chiang and Han, and
 4 12|       In the time of Yâo, the waters, flowing out of their channels,
 5 12|     the Book of History, "The waters in their wild course warned
 6 12|     course warned me." Those "waters in their wild course" were
 7 12|   their wild course" were the waters of the great inundation.~
 8 12|     employed Yü to reduce the waters to order. Yü dug open their
 9 12|  grassy marshes. On this, the waters pursued their course through
10 12| through the country, even the waters of the Chiang, the Hwâi,
11 12|  times, Yü repressed the vast waters of the inundation, and the
12 13|       the otter aids the deep waters, driving the fish into them,
13 16|     when he conveyed away the waters, there would be nothing
14 16|    which Yü conveyed away the waters was by doing what gave him
15 24|   said, 'My management of the waters is superior to that of Yü.'~
16 24|        Yü's regulation of the waters was according to the laws
17 24|     an inundation. Inundating waters are a vast waste of water,
18 26|       think anything of other waters, and he who has wandered
19 27|   there ensue drought, or the waters overflow, the spirits of