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 1 4 |    people brought baskets of rice and vessels of congee, to
 2 4 |       and brought baskets of rice and vessels of congee, to
 3 7 | sharpness, and the stores of rice and other grain are very
 4 11|       a single bamboo-cup of rice may not be received from
 5 11|    charged with wine, cooked rice, millet, and paddy, and
 6 11|    the other with baskets of rice and vessels of congee. Wû
 7 16|     his single bamboo-cup of rice, and his single gourd-dish
 8 19|  hand the water in which his rice was being rinsed, took the
 9 19|   was being rinsed, took the rice, and went away. When he
10 19|   There might only be coarse rice and soup of vegetables,
11 22|   Here are a small basket of rice and a platter of soup, and
12 26|     which declines a dish of rice or a plate of soup. A man
13 27|      the matter of a dish of rice or a platter of soup.'~1.
14 27|  hand the water in which his rice was being rinsed, took the
15 27|   was being rinsed, took the rice, and went away; -- this