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1 2 |             There were none of the disciples of Chuncg-nî who spoke about
2 5 |        united the qualities of the disciples in himself, but still he
3 6 |          the case with the seventy disciples in their submission to Confucius.
4 8 |        kingdom, and to support his disciples with an allowance of 10,
5 10|          him a dwelling-place. His disciples, amounting to several tens,
6 10|       three vears had elapsed, his disciples collected their baggage,
7 16|          returned accordingly. His disciples said, 'Since our master
8 16| grass-carriers, there were seventy disciples in our master's following,
9 28|            being put to death, the disciples asked, saying, 'How did