Chapter

 1 11|      the people, to supply the millet for sacrifice. His wife
 2 11|    victims be not perfect, the millet not pure, and the dress
 3 11|        obtaining the necessary millet." On this, T'ang sent the
 4 11|        with wine, cooked rice, millet, and paddy, and took their
 5 11|   There was a boy who had some millet and flesh for the labourers,
 6 12|      robber like Chih? Was the millet which he eats planted by
 7 22|      for the fat meat and fine millet of men. A good reputation
 8 23|      can do nothing but eat my millet. What am I to do to realize
 9 24|    grown; it only produces the millet. There are no fortified
10 27| victims have been perfect, the millet in its vessels all pure,