Chapter

1 9 |     small. But in bad years, the produce being not sufficient to
2 9 |       will not be equal, and the produce available for salaries will
3 9 | themselves a tenth part of their produce.~16. 'From the highest officers
4 10|          sows grain and eats the produce. Is it not so?' 'It is so,'
5 13|           The compass and square produce perfect circles and squares.
6 21|     there may be inequalities of produce, that is owing to the difference
7 24|          take a twentieth of the produce only as the tax. What do
8 24|          of one-twentieth of the produce is sufficient there.~5. '