Chapter

 1 2 |          a sovereign; when I drew near to him, I saw nothing venerable
 2 3 |          kingdom of Ch'î would be near to a state of good government!'~
 3 3 |         very great, Ch'î would be near to a state of good government!
 4 4 |           distant to overstep his near relatives, ought he to do
 5 8 | preventing the earth from getting near to the bodies of his dead?~
 6 14|           of duty lies in what is near, and men seek for it in
 7 15|           in Ming-t'iâo; -- a man near the wild tribes on the east.~
 8 15|         died in Pî-ying; -- a man near the wild tribes on the west.~
 9 15|        King Wû did not slight the near, and did not forget the
10 18|        court, and some have drawn near to it; some have left their
11 26|          Î Yin said, "I cannot be near and see him so disobedient
12 27|   consequences of killing a man's near relations. When a man kills
13 28|         being remote, and so very near at hand was the sage's residence.