Chapter

 1 1 |     cold and hunger. Brothers, wives, and children are separated
 2 2 |     wherewith to support their wives and children; that in good
 3 2 |     wherewith to support their wives and children. Notwithstanding
 4 3 | brothers and younger brothers, wives and children, are separated
 5 3 | brothers and younger brothers, wives and children, are separated
 6 3 |       the ponds and weirs; the wives and children of criminals
 7 16|         there are few of their wives and concubines who would
 8 17|   desire, and Shun had for his wives the two daughters of the
 9 17|      gave him his daughters as wives without informing Shun's
10 17|     bow shall be mine. His two wives I shall make attend for
11 18|   lived with Yen Ch'âu-yû. The wives of the officer Mî and Tsze-lû
12 22|     may secure the services of wives and concubines, or that
13 22|    taken to get the service of wives and concubines. The bounty
14 23|      his prolonged manner. The wives of Hwa Châu and Ch'î Liang
15 25|        and his instructing the wives and children, so as to make