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 1 3 |     Kû-kung T'an-fû Came in the morning, galloping his horse, By
 2 7 |      myself to the wind. In the morning I will hold my court. I
 3 10|        prepare their own meals, morning and evening, while at the
 4 11|    accorded to him, when in one morning they got ten birds. The
 5 11| intercept the birds, and in one morning he got ten. It is said in
 6 15|          he sat waiting for the morning.'~2. 'The Shang of Tsin,
 7 16|   life-long anxiety and not one morning's calamity. As to what is
 8 16|     there should befall him one morning's calamity, the superior
 9 16|         she got up early in the morning, and privately followed
10 21|      and in the calm air of the morning, just between night and
11 24|      not retain it for a single morning.'~1. Pâi Kwei said, 'I want
12 24|      had nothing to eat, either morning or evening, and was so famished