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 1 3 |       as, for instance, T'ang served Ko, and king Wan served
 2 3 |       served Ko, and king Wan served the Kwan barbarians. And
 3 3 |      one, -- as the king T'âi served the Hsün-yü, and Kâu-ch'
 4 3 |       Hsün-yü, and Kâu-ch'ien served Wû.~2. 'He who with a areat
 5 4 | making incursions upon it. He served them with skins and silks,
 6 4 |     he suffered from them. He served them with dogs and horses,
 7 4 |     he suffered from them. He served them with pearls and gems,
 8 9 |     are alive, they should be served according to propriety;
 9 10|   sumptuous manner, and so he served them in the way which his
10 13|   serve his sovereign as Shun served Yâo, does not respect his
11 14|       s parents as Tsang-tsze served his, may be accepted as
12 14|       which a parent could be served, Kû-sâu was brought to find
13 20|         The scholar should be served:' how should they have merely