Chapter

 1 1 |          to be done to profit our families?" and the inferior officers
 2 2 |         so that the elders in the families of others shall be similarly
 3 2 |          so that the young in the families of others shall be similarly
 4 4 |         has ministers sprung from families which have been noted in
 5 5 |     remaining some of the ancient families and of the old manners,
 6 9 |           public field, and eight families, each having its private
 7 13|           not offending the great families. He whom the great families
 8 13|       families. He whom the great families affect, will be affected
 9 13| destruction of States and ruin of Families?~2. 'There was a boy singing,~"
10 24|           country of ten thousand families, would it do to have only
11 24|          have not about his court families attached to the laws and
12 25|           said, 'Add to a man the families of Han and Wei. If he then
13 25|           100 mâu, and thus their families of eight mouths were secured