Chapter

 1 4 |      they hoped to escape out of fire and water ? If you make
 2 4 |          water more deep and the fire more fierce, they will in
 3 4 |         out of the water and the fire, and brought baskets of
 4 6 |       issue will be like that of fire which has begun to burn,
 5 10|          Yî the direction of the fire to be employed, and Yî set
 6 10|          be employed, and Yî set fire to, and consumed, the forests
 7 11|         people from the midst of fire and water, seizing only
 8 17|         been removed, Kû-sâu set fire. They also made him dig
 9 22|   opposite just as water subdues fire. Those, however, who now-a-days
10 22| waggon-load of fuel which was on fire, and when the flames were
11 22|         that water cannot subdue fire. This conduct, moreover,
12 25|    cannot live without water and fire, yet if you knock at a man'
13 25|   evening, and ask for water and fire, there is no man who will
14 25|         as abundant as water and fire. When pulse and grain are
15 25|         as abundant as water and fire, how shall the people be