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 1 6 |      his court robes and court cap amid mire and ashes. Pursuing
 2 6 | standing with a villager whose cap was not rightly adjusted,
 3 10|    haircloth.' 'Does he wear a cap?' 'He wears a cap.' 'What
 4 10|       wear a cap?' 'He wears a cap.' 'What kind of cap?' 'A
 5 10|    wears a cap.' 'What kind of cap?' 'A plain cap.' 'Is it
 6 10|    What kind of cap?' 'A plain cap.' 'Is it woven by himself?' '
 7 13|      to wash the strings of my cap;~When the water of the Ts'
 8 16|        you part them with your cap simply tied over your unbound
 9 16|     put an end to it with your cap tied over your hair unbound,
10 19|      his court robes and court cap. In the time of Châu he
11 20|  Mencius replied, 'With a skin cap. A common man should be
12 23|    even without taking off his cap of ceremony. Those who did