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 1 1 |        Ch'in and Ch'û.~4. 'The rulers of those States rob their
 2 1 |    scattered abroad.~5. 'Those rulers, as it were, drive their
 3 2 |        feel aggrieved by their rulers to wish to come and complain
 4 3 | inferior people, made for them rulers and teachers, with the purpose
 5 3 |      flow away like water. The rulers yield themselves to the
 6 4 |        While he punished their rulers, he consoled the people.
 7 7 |  cannot be equalled. Let their rulers have their wealth: -- I
 8 9 |       this account, oppressive rulers and impure ministers are
 9 11|        While he punished their rulers, he consoled the people.
10 13|       4. 'If among the present rulers of the kingdom, there were