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 1 7 |      to see the king, the king sent a person to him with this
 2 7 |        the mean time, the king sent a messenger to inquire about
 3 7 |     not.' Having said this, he sent several men to look for
 4 7 |     you were in Ch'î, the king sent you a present Of 2,400 taels
 5 7 |      in Sung, 1,680 taels were sent to you, which you accepted;
 6 7 |        Hsieh, 1,200 taels were sent, which you likewise accepted.
 7 8 |     Châu, and the king had not sent after me, then, and not
 8 9 |        13. The duke afterwards sent Pî Chan to consult Mencius
 9 10|        boy of five cubits were sent to the market, no one would
10 11|       proper sacrifices. T'ang sent messengers to inquire why
11 11|    caused oxen and sheep to be sent to him, but he ate them,
12 11|      to sacrifice. T'ang again sent messengers to ask him the
13 11|        millet." On this, T'ang sent the mass of the people of
14 12|    when Confucius was out, and sent him a roasted pig. Confucius,
15 12|      it happened that some one sent his brother a present of
16 16|        2. 'The people of Chang sent Tsze-cho Yü to make a stealthy
17 16|  stealthy attack on Wei, which sent Yü-kung Sze to pursue him.
18 16|  permitted to approach him, he sent away his wife, and drove
19 16|        plunderers withdrew, he sent word to him, saying, 'Repair
20 17|         No. Formerly, some one sent a present of a live fish
21 17|        of works to Yû-châu; he sent away Hwan-tâu to the mountain
22 18|        single straw.~3. 'T'ang sent persons with presents of
23 18|        Shun?"~4. 'T'ang thrice sent messengers to invite him.
24 20|   after Tsze-sze's health, and sent him frequent presents of
25 20|     time a servant was no more sent with the presents. When
26 23|   prime minister of the State, sent him a similar present, which
27 23| presented in sacrifice was not sent to him, he went away even