Chapter

 1 4 | benevolent man. We must not lose him." Those who followed
 2 5 | took a long time for him to lose the throne. There was not
 3 7 |     of your spearmen should lose his place in the ranks three
 4 11|   never forgets that he may lose his head." What was it in
 5 13|   losing the people, and to lose the people means to lose
 6 13|    lose the people means to lose their hearts. There is a
 7 20|   never forgets that he may lose his head." What was it in
 8 21|  them. Neglect and you will lose them." Men differ from one
 9 21|  which will not grow. If it lose its proper nourishment,
10 21|     you. Let it go, and you lose it. Its outgoing and incoming
11 22|     simply that they do not lose it.~6. 'Here are a small
12 22|  path and not pursue it, to lose this mind and not know to
13 22|    for them again, but they lose their mind, and do not know
14 22| simply this, that they must lose that nobility of man as
15 25|   we get by our seeking and lose by our neglecting; -- in