Chapter

 1 1 |    weeding of them be carefully attended to, and that the strong-bodied,
 2 3 |    their care. When the princes attended at the court of the Son
 3 5 | ascribed, but yet Mang Shih-shê attended to what was of the greater
 4 7 |         the proper officers who attended to them. What occasion had
 5 9 |      people may not be remissly attended to. It is said in the Book
 6 11|  several tens of carriages, and attended by several hundred men?'
 7 20|      into for the sake of being attended to by the wife, yet there
 8 24|        Inspection." The princes attended at the court of the sovereign,
 9 25|        the world. If poor, they attended to their own virtue in solitude;
10 26|         to everything, but they attended earnestly to what was important.