Chapter

 1 4 |        said, 'No; I refer to the greater excellence of the coffin,
 2 5 |      attended to what was of the greater importance.~7. 'Formerly,
 3 6 |       The great Shun had a still greater delight in what was good.
 4 6 |    attribute of the superior man greater than his helping men to
 5 7 |          which there can be none greater. I do not dare to set forth
 6 17|      attain to, there is nothing greater than his honouring his parents.
 7 17|        parents, there is nothing greater than the nourishing them
 8 21|          them would you show the greater respect?' 'To my brother,'
 9 21|         to which do you show the greater respect, -- to him or to
10 25|  complete in us.~2. 'There is no greater delight than to be conscious
11 26| true-hearted, and faithful. What greater example can there be than
12 26|          soup. A man can have no greater crimes than to disown his