Chapter

 1 3 |    of Heaven, and will thus preserve its favouring decree."'~
 2 13|   not benevolent, be cannot preserve the throne from passing
 3 13|   not benevolent, he cannot preserve his rule. If a high noble
 4 13|   not benevolent, he cannot preserve his ancestral temple. If
 5 13|   not benevolent, be cannot preserve his four limbs.~4. 'Now
 6 15|    away, while superior men preserve it.~2. 'Shun clearly understood
 7 21|  night is not sufficient to preserve the proper goodness of the
 8 22|     means by which he could preserve it? If among the things
 9 22|   by a certain course might preserve life, and they do not employ
10 22| which the getting them will preserve life, and the want of them
11 25|     he knows Heaven.~2. 'To preserve one's mental constitution,
12 25|    way which is intended to preserve their lives, and though