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 1 2 |       death, that therefore I changed it for a sheep.'~7. Mencius
 2 2 | grudging the animal. When you changed a large one for a small,
 3 2 | grudge the expense of it, and changed it for a sheep! -- There
 4 3 |          was it so?' The king changed colour, and said, 'I am
 5 8 |       change. If the king had changed, he would certainly have
 6 10|  never yet heard of any being changed by barbarians. Ch'an Liang
 7 20|     on this looked moved, and changed countenance.~3. Mencius
 8 23|       so skilfully, that they changed the manners of the State.
 9 24|      not to be done.'~4. Shan changed countenance, and said in
10 27|     the land and grain, he is changed, and another appointed in
11 27|     of the land and grain are changed, and others appointed in