Chapter

 1 1 | indeed exert my mind to the utmost. If the year be bad on the
 2 4 | small State. Though I do my utmost to serve those large kingdoms
 3 9 |     constrained to do their utmost. The philosopher Tsang said, "
 4 9 |  must exert yourself to the utmost. Now, the first thing towards
 5 13|     power of hearing to the utmost, they called in the pitch-tubes
 6 13|     they had exerted to the utmost the thoughts of their hearts,
 7 16|  have been failing to do my utmost."~6. 'He turns round upon
 8 16|      and proceeds to do his utmost, but still the perversity
 9 19| point of resemblance to the utmost, and insisting on the most
10 23|  where the eating is of the utmost importance and the observing
11 23|   appetite of sex is of the utmost importance and the observing
12 24|    2. 'If received with the utmost respect and all polite observances,
13 24|    received by him with the utmost respect, they took office
14 25|  and dukes did not show the utmost respect, and observe all