Chapter

1 6 |            all cases are men's own seeking.~6. 'This is illustrated
2 8 | notwithstanding, that shows he was seeking his own benefit. He came
3 14|         when the parties have been seeking to be perfect.'~1. The disciple
4 25|          said, 'When we get by our seeking and lose by our neglecting; --
5 25|        neglecting; -- in that case seeking is of use to getting, and
6 25|            ourselves.~2. 'When the seeking is according to the proper
7 25|     appointed; -- in that case the seeking is of no use to getting,
8 28|          speak, by guile of speech seeking to gain some end; and when
9 28|         speak, by guile of silence seeking to gain some end; -- both