Chapter

1 5 |   to grow long. Some indeed consider it of no benefit to them,
2 8 |   Whether does your Majesty consider yourself or Châu-kung the
3 14|     posterity. Superior men consider that his doing so was the
4 20|    he proceeds to ascend to consider the men of antiquity. He
5 21| there is a white man, and I consider him white; according as
6 26|     as to cause learners to consider them attainable, and so
7 26|   their love, but what they consider of the greatest importance
8 28|   to get scholars who would consider anything impure as beneath