Chapter

 1 2 | deflection, of depravity, and of wild license. When they thus
 2 3 |         way against it; they are wild; they are utterly lost: --
 3 3 |     satiety is what I call being wild. Delighting in wine without
 4 3 |     might be so characterized as wild and lost.~9. '"It is for
 5 9 | deflection, of depravity, and of wild license. When they have
 6 12|    History, "The waters in their wild course warned me." Those "
 7 12|           Those "waters in their wild course" were the waters
 8 13|          flows downwards, and as wild beasts fly to the wilderness.~
 9 15|    Ming-t'iâo; -- a man near the wild tribes on the east.~2. '
10 15|       Pî-ying; -- a man near the wild tribes on the west.~3. '
11 24|        the ground was found left wild or overrun with weeds; if
12 27|  suddenly they are not used, the wild grass fills them up. Now,
13 27|          fills them up. Now, the wild grass fills up your mind.'~
14 27|        and going once out to the wild country, he found the people