Chapter

 1 4 |      difference between being poor and being rich.'~3. After
 2 5 |      not be in fear even of a poor man in his loose garments
 3 17|      with him, he felt like a poor man who has nowhere to turn
 4 20|       riches and prefer to be poor.~3. 'What office will be
 5 20|   riches and preferring to be poor? Such an one as that of
 6 21|       of the soil, as rich or poor, to the unequal nourishment
 7 22|       concubines, or that the poor and needy of his acquaintance
 8 22| emolument is taken that one's poor and needy acquaintance may
 9 22|      jujube-trees; -- he is a poor plantation-keeper.~4. 'He
10 25|  Therefore, a scholar, though poor, does not let go his righteousness;
11 25|       leave his own path.~5. 'Poor and not letting righteousness
12 25|  illustrious in the world. If poor, they attended to their