Chapter

 1 3 |     when he grieves at the sorrow of his people, they also
 2 3 |    they also grieve at his sorrow. A sympathy of joy will
 3 3 |    kingdom ; a sympathy of sorrow will do the same: -- in
 4 10|  alone this caused anxious sorrow. He raised Shun to office,
 5 13|  all their days will be in sorrow and disgrace, and they will
 6 17|    could not be so free of sorrow. Shun would say, "I exert
 7 17|   sufficient to remove the sorrow of Shun. The possession
 8 17|   sufficient to remove his sorrow. Riches are what men desire,
 9 17|   sufficient to remove his sorrow. Honours are what men desire,
10 17|   sufficient to remove his sorrow. The reason why the being
11 17|   sufficient to remove his sorrow, was that it could be removed
12 24|  see how life springs from sorrow and calamity, and death
13 26| mind, he need not have any sorrow about not being equal to
14 28|   dead should be from real sorrow, and not because of the