Chapter

 1 1 | perished; on the west we have lost seven hundred lî of territory
 2 3 |    are wild; they are utterly lost: -- these things proceed
 3 3 |  satiety is what I call being lost.~8. '"The ancient sovereigns
 4 3 |     characterized as wild and lost.~9. '"It is for you, my
 5 7 |       you, Sir, have likewise lost your place in the ranks
 6 10|    they wailed, till they all lost their voices. After this
 7 13|    being benevolent that they lost it.~2. 'It is by the same
 8 16|         This is a man utterly lost indeed! Since he conducts
 9 22|      men's fowls and dogs are lost, they know to seek for them
10 22|      else but to seek for the lost mind.'~1. Mencius said, '
11 23|       Pâi-lî Hsi, and thereby lost his State. The duke Mû of