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1 1 |        and you do not issue the stores of your granaries for them.
2 3 |    attendance on the ruler, and stores of provisions are consumed.
3 7 | strength and sharpness, and the stores of rice and other grain
4 11|       and paddy, and took their stores from them, while they killed
5 13|         not being extended, and stores and wealth not being accumulated,
6 20|    Confucius was once keeper of stores, and he then said, "My calculations
7 27|     cause of death to him whose stores of gain are large; an age