Chapter

 1 1 |        by a pond, and, looking round at the large geese and deer,
 2 2 |      kingdom may be made to go round in your palm. It is said
 3 5 |       as easy as it is to turn round the hand.'~7. 'So!' returned
 4 5 |    been a thing which he moved round in his palm. Then, Châu
 5 6 |  matter as to make anything go round in the palm.~3. 'When I
 6 6 |       himself. He simply turns round and seeks the cause of his
 7 13|         to make things square, round, level, and straight: --
 8 16|       in such a case will turn round upon himself -- "I must
 9 16| specially benevolent. He turns round upon himself, and is specially
10 16|   superior man will again turn round on himself -- "I must have
11 16|       my utmost."~6. 'He turns round upon himself, and proceeds
12 18|         by the inducement of a round piece of jade from Ch'ûi-chî,
13 21|  nature is like water whirling round in a corner. Open a passage