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— — CONTENTS THE ANALECTS OF CO
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— — — — Book VIII. CONTENTS
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CONTENTS vii CHAPTBR PAGK VII.—Th
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THE ANALECTS OF CONFUCIUS [Translat
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THE INTRODUCTION strangest figure t
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INTRODUCTION 5 and his moral precep
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THE ANALECTS BOOK I On Learning—M
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THE ANALECTS 9 ate from that father
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THE ANALECTS ii replied, " Parents
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THE ANALECTS 13 rograded or advance
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THE ANALECTS 15 the barbarians on t
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THE ANALECTS 17 mirthful without be
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BOOK IV Social Virtue—Superior an
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THE ANALECTS 21 to heed such, he sh
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THE ANALECTS 23 daring. But he does
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THE ANALECTS 25 and turned his back
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BOOK VI More Characteristics—Wisd
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THE ANALECTS 29 said to him, " Do y
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SAID BOOK VII Characteristics of Co
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THE ANALECTS 33 feelings of resentm
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" THE ANALECTS 35 ambition ? " said
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— THE ANALECTS 37 There are three
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THE ANALECTS 39 " As to Yu," added
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THE ANALECTS 41 Opportunities of be
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THE ANALECTS 43 " Can any do otherw
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THE ANALECTS 45 On going up the ste
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THE ANALECTS 47 prince would make t
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" THE ANALECTS 49 On the same occas
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THE ANALECTS 51 their prince consci
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YEN BOOK XII The Master's Answers
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THE ANALECTS 55 compHshments. A tig
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THE ANALECTS 57 standard of virtue?
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THE ANALECTS 59 Fan Ch'i requested
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THE ANALECTS 6i The Duke of Sheh in
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BOOK XIV Good and Bad Government—
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5 THE ANALECTS 65 much of his laugh
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THE ANALECTS 67 Again, " There are
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THE ANALECTS 69 of all—a result t
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THE ANALECTS 71 ions preceding you,
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THE ANALECTS 73 " Not to retract af
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BOOK XVI Against Intestine Strife
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THE ANALECTS 77 ing regfularly thro
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BOOK XVII The Master Induced to Tak
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THE ANALECTS 8i " My children," sai
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THE ANALECTS 83 " Ah, it is difficu
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him ; THE ANALECTS 85 Confucius ali
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THE ANALECTS 87 the members of his
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THE ANALECTS 89 " As workmen spend
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THE ANALECTS 91 side our houses. My
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THE ANALECTS 93 and so was trusted
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A HUNDRED 7 INTRODUCTION years afte
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THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS BOOK I KING
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THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS loi act on t
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THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS 103 Mencius
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THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS 105 appearan
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THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS 107 " Your M
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THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS 109 death, a
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THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS in him. But
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THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS J13 of Heave
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THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS 115 honoring
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THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS 117 " That T
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THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS 119 from off
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THE SHI-KING [Metrical translation
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134 THE SHI-KING dom of China fell
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126 THE SHI-KING Celebrating the In
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laS THE SHI-KING — Lamenting the
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130 THE SHI-KING ; ; ! Careful he i
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:3a THE SHI-KING The Wife of Some G
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134 THE SHI-KING ! ! Anxiety of a Y
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136 THE SHI-KING How full of troubl
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138 THE SHI-KING When poverty was n
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I40 THE SHI-KING Each thing of the
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14a THE SHI-KING Let us join hands
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144 THE SHI-KING Whistles the wind,
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BOOK VIII THE ODES OF TS'E A Wife U
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BOOK IX THE ODES OF WEI On the Misg
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15° THE SHI-KING Up the lofty ridg
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152 THE SHI-KING Lament of a Bereav
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BOOK XI THE ODES OF TS'IN Celebrati
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156 THE SHI-KING They flit about, t
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BOOK XII THE ODES OF CH'IN The Cont
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i6o THE SHI-KING Around the marsh,
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BOOK XIV THE ODES OF TS'AOU Against
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i64 THE SHI-KING — On ant-hills s
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i66 THE SHI-KING And with my spirit
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i68 THE SHI-KING On the hill-side t
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17© THE SHI-KING ; ! ! The russet
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BOOK II THE DECADE OF PIH H'WA An O
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174 THE SHI-KING Neighing and pleas
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BOOK IV THE DECADE OF K'E-FOO On th
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178 THE SHI-KING Your herdsmen drea
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i8o THE SHI-KING Why look in silenc
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i8a THE SHI-KING On the Alienation
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i84 THE SHI-KING When wives and chi
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i86 THE SHI-KING Your duties quietl
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i88 THE SHI-KING Up hill, o'er dale
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igo THE SHI-KING — ; So hung thei
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192 THE SHI-KING ; ; Kind and impar
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194 THE SHI-KING On the Misery of S
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196 THE SHI-KING Deep were Wan's th
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198 THE SHI-KING Our sufferings gre
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200 THE SHI-KING " Yes, at the migh
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302 THE SHI-KING On Sacrificing to
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TRANSLATOR'S INTRODUCTION NOTHING o
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TRANSLATOR'S INTRODUCTION 207 trave
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TRANSLATOR'S INTRODUCTION 209 In hi
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TRANSLATOR'S INTRODUCTION 211 not t
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214 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN Here the
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2i6 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN CHAPTER
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2i8 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN sides th
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220 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN CHAPTER
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222 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN , Ones,'
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224 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN Takshasi
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226 — THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN tain
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228 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN staff is
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2^0 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN CHAPTER
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232 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN ^ariputt
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234 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN As Buddh
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236 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN Fifty yo
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238 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN Maha-pra
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240 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN earth, a
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242 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN unfreque
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244 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN and they
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246 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN and tree
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248 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN large, a
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25© THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN body in
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252 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN cense. T
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254 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN Pisuna,
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Page 297: THE SORROWS OF HAN [Translated into
Page 301 and 302: TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE THE following
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Page 326 and 327: Copyright, 1900, By the colonial PR
Page 328 and 329: iv CONTENTS PACK To a Cat 69 An Epi
Page 331: THE ROMANCE OF ANTAR [Translation b
Page 334 and 335: 4 THE ROMANCE OF ANTAR It is indeed
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Page 353 and 354: KHALED AND DJAIDA 23 his possession
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THE ABSIANS AND FAZAREANS 45 Then H
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THE INTRODUCTION essential qualitie
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INTRODUCTION 51 To study a literatu
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54 SELECTIONS FROM ARABIAN POETRY T
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IN ARABIAN NIGHTS THE SEVEN VOYAGES
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THE SEVEN VOYAGES OF SINDBAD 97 At
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FIRST VOYAGE 99 make our fire. Mean
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FIRST VOYAGE loi " Have patience, a
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I SECOND VOYAGE HAD resolved, as yo
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SECOND VOYAGE 10$ the entrance to i
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SECOND VOYAGE 107 and see for yours
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THIRD VOYAGE 109 which they had com
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THIRD VOYAGE III should conclude th
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THIRD VOYAGE "3 that time. As for h
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FOURTH VOYAGE 1 15 reason, felt nei
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FOURTH VOYAGE 117 from the city, th
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FOURTH VOYAGE 119 The mountains slo
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FIFTH VOYAGE 121 to the presence of
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FIFTH VOYAGE "3 built of stone. Her
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IT SIXTH VOYAGE must be a marvel to
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— SIXTH VOYAGE 127 fashioned laid
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SIXTH VOYAGE 129 the vessel which t
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AFTER SEVENTH AND LAST VOYAGE my si
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SEVENTH AND LAST VOYAGE 133 morning
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SEVENTH AND LAST VOYAGE 135 Our jou
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ALADDIN'S WONDERFUL LAMP 137 founta
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ALADDIN'S WONDERFUL LAMP 139 so on
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ALADDIN'S WONDERFUL LAMP 141 The Su
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ALADDIN'S WONDERFUL LAMP 143 dred s
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ALADDIN'S WONDERFUL LAMP MS din in
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ALADDIN'S WONDERFUL LAMP 147 bring
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