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1 Int   |        follows that one cannot readily point out the distinguishing
2 I     |     learning of Tei-Shu should readily find fault is for a wren
3 I     |   their own hearts supreme and readily refute those great scholars.
4 I     |       which his heart rests as readily as one turns his hand. When
5 II(16)| essence of Heaven and Earth we readily exaggerate the likeness
6 II    |     and prosperous, still more readily then would their fashions
7 II    |      fail. Then the State will readily be overturned and destroyed.
8 III   |       name, for honest men are readily removed and flatterers given
9 IV    |      it cannot be despised nor readily injured. But canals are