Chapter

 1 3 |    current, and forgetting to return, is what I call yielding
 2 3 | against it, and forgetting to return, is what I call urging their
 3 3 |      travel, and that, on his return, he should find that the
 4 4 |       proceeds from you, will return to you again." Now at length
 5 7 |        I beg that, before you return home, you will go to the
 6 7 |     cannot find them, will he return his charge to the owner?
 7 8 |       bury his mother. On his return to Ch'î, he stopped at Ying,
 8 10|      baggage, and prepared to return to their several homes.
 9 13|     politely, and they do not return his politeness, let him
10 15|      three years and does not return, only then at length does
11 16|       my house. I am about to return.' When the plunderers retired,
12 16|       the people, and then to return on their retiring, appears
13 16|      wine and flesh, and then return, and, on his wife's asking
14 28|       in Ch'an, said: "Let me return. The scholars of my school