Each one presses forward, so as to honor his companion by leaving him behind.
Instead of injuring, everyone tries to benefit his neighbor.

When one has been benefited by another, he is filled with a passion which may be called Kosekin revenge--namely, a sleepless and vehement desire to bestow some adequate and corresponding benefit on the other.

Feuds are thus kept up among families and wars among nations.

For no one is willing to accept from another any kindness, any gift, or any honor, and all are continually on the watch to prevent themselves from being overreached in this way.

Those who are less watchful than others are overwhelmed with gifts by designing men, who wish to attain to the pauper class.