Chapter

 1 4 |         he will thereby cause the low to overstep the honourable,
 2 5 |  government of the State, and how low, after all, was what he
 3 5 |           been ranking themselves low, they would not have demeaned
 4 6 |      moisture and yet living in a low situation.~2. 'If a prince
 5 6 |       prince, nor did he think it low to be an inferior officer.
 6 12|           old and young, high and low, were Hsieh Chü-châus, whom
 7 12|           old and young, high and low, are not Hsieh Chü-châus,
 8 12|         settle themselves. In the low grounds they made nests
 9 13|           we must commence in the low ground of a stream or a
10 19|       prince, nor did he think it low to be an inferior officer.
11 20| honourable situation and occupy a low one; he must decline riches
12 20|         situation and occupying a low one, this declining riches
13 20|      about."~5. 'When one is in a low situation, to speak of high
14 27|           right, the high and the low will be thrown into confusion.~