Chapter

 1 6 | closely to form the window and door of my nest;~Now, I thought,
 2 10|    though he thrice passed the door of it, he did not enter.
 3 11|        accompanying her to the door on her leaving, and cautioning
 4 12|     prince. Hsieh Liû shut his door, and would not admit the
 5 16|    When this noble entered the door, some called him to them
 6 16|  Although you should shut your door in such a case, your conduct
 7 20|        to go outside the great door, he bowed his head to the
 8 20|       his palace, and shut the door against him. Now, righteousness
 9 20|      way, and propriety is the door, but it is only the superior
10 20|      and go out and in by this door. It is said in the Book
11 24|      could not move out of his door. If the prince, on hearing
12 25|        if you knock at a man's door in the dusk of the evening,
13 28| indignation, when they pass my door without entering my house.