Chapter

 1 7 |    assisted by many reaches its highest point, the whole kingdom
 2 9 |    their produce.~16. 'From the highest officers down to the lowest,
 3 13| oppression of his people to the highest pitch, will himself be slain,
 4 13|        If one stop short of the highest pitch, his life will notwithstanding
 5 14|         fight should suffer the highest punishment. Next to them
 6 19|        much as a scholar of the highest class; a scholar of the
 7 19|         class; a scholar of the highest class twice as much as one
 8 19|      the best husbandmen of the highest class supported nine individuals,
 9 25|       delights in this, but the highest enjoyment of his nature
10 26|         in him, as a man of the highest worth. But this is only