Chapter

 1 2 |       How can that be omitted? Change it for a sheep." I do not
 2 4 |         The husbandmen made no change in their operations. While
 3 5 |     this length of time made a change difficult. Wû-ting had all
 4 5 |       possesses the people. No change is needed for the enlarging
 5 5 | enlarging of its territory: no change is needed for the collecting
 6 8 |     hoping that the king might change. If the king had changed,
 7 8 |      hoping that the king will change. I am daily hoping for this.~
 8 8 |      Because I did not wish to change this intention, I declined
 9 10| doctrines of our great land to change barbarians, but I have never
10 10|    again; it appears that your change is not good.'~17. Ch'an
11 10|  thinks with Mo's doctrines to change the customs of the kingdom; --
12 11|  weeding in the fields made no change in their operations. While
13 12|        up again, they will not change my words.~11. 'In former
14 13|       a hundred generations to change the designation.~5. 'This
15 14|     evil ways he was unable to change, while he exacted from the
16 16|     court, individuals may not change their places to speak with
17 18|      him. After this, with the change of resolution displayed
18 24|             Slay the unfilial; change not the son who has been