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 1 1 |  government.~4. 'Let mulberry trees be planted about the homesteads
 2 4 |     thereby that it has lofty trees in it, but that it has ministers
 3 4 | workmen to look out for large trees, and when he has found such
 4 4 |       he has found such large trees, you will be glad, thinking
 5 6 |     the roots of the mulberry trees,~And wove it closely to
 6 10|    valleys to remove to lofty trees, but I have not heard of
 7 10|   their descending from lofty trees to enter into dark valleys.~
 8 12|   nests for themselves on the trees or raised platforms, and
 9 16|     and injure the plants and trees.' When the plunderers withdrew,
10 21|         1. Mencius said, 'The trees of the Niû mountain were
11 21|     like the way in which the trees are denuded by axes and
12 25|  mountains, dwelling with the trees and rocks, and wandering
13 25|     was planted with mulberry trees, with which the women nourished