Chapter

1 1 |  territory to Ch'in; and on the south we have sustained disgrace
2 4 |      when he was engaged in the south. Their cry was -- "Why does
3 6 |         from the east,~From the south, from the north,~There was
4 10| shrike-tongued barbarian of the south, whose doctrines are not
5 11|      when he was engaged in the south. Their cry was -- "Why does
6 17|      stood with his face to the south, and Yâo, at the head of
7 18|      from the son of Yâo to the south of South river. The princes
8 18|      son of Yâo to the south of South river. The princes of the
9 27|       work of correction in the south, the rude tribes on the