Chapter

1 2 | densely in the heavens, they send down torrents of rain, and
2 4 |  find that the man won't do, send him away.~5. 'When all those
3 7 |     to protect yourself, and send this to help you in procuring
4 7 |    no occasion for money. To send a man a gift when he has
5 9 |  devolves upon me; I wish to send you to ask the advice of
6 20|   Chang said, 'If the prince send him a present of grain,
7 20| storekeeper will continue to send grain, and the master of
8 20|     master of the kitchen to send meat, presenting it as if