Chapter

 1 1 |     the hands of Ch'û. I have brought shame on my departed predecessors,
 2 4 |      chariots, and the people brought baskets of rice and vessels
 3 4 |       water and the fire, and brought baskets of rice and vessels
 4 5 |      would, all of them, have brought all the princes to attend
 5 9 | sickness. Thus the people are brought to live in affection and
 6 10|      five kinds of grain were brought to maturity, the people
 7 13|      different application is brought by the water on itself."~
 8 14|   could be served, Kû-sâu was brought to find delight in what
 9 14|     was good. When Kû-sâu was brought to find that delight, the
10 14|  transformed. When Kû-sâu was brought to find that delight, all
11 16|      when the world was being brought back to order, thrice passed
12 18| Heaven, and what could not be brought about by man. That which
13 26|    â-chiâ became virtuous, he brought him back, and the people