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 1 1 | nation a stronger State than Tsin, as you, venerable Sir,
 2 2 |     Hwan of Ch'î, and Wan of Tsin?'~2. Mencius replied, 'There
 3 7 |   Tsang said, "The wealth of Tsin and Ch'û cannot be equalled.
 4 7 |     of Kwan Chung!'~1. Ch'an Tsin asked Mencius, saying, '
 5 11|     pursued, 'The kingdom of Tsin is one, as well as others,
 6 15|   morning.'~2. 'The Shang of Tsin, the Tâo-wû of Ch'û, and
 7 15|    of Hwan of Chî and Wan of Tsin, and its style was the historical.
 8 18|     man of Yü. The people of Tsin, by the inducement of a
 9 19|  There was the duke P'ing of Tsin with Hâi T'ang: -- when
10 27| suffering from famine, Ch'an Tsin said to Mencius, 'The people
11 27|    was a man of that name in Tsin, famous for his skill in