Ancient China. The Shoo king, or the historical classic - University of ...

VHE NUMKROUS REGIONS'. 281M Vou Tjmay now g| at (^ this?# ^ city of Lofo] ^ perhaps maintain your stand, and strenuoiisly^ ^ cultivate your EQ ^ fields ; while;;/;JHeaven^ may |f iiuluce me ^ to pity you, and 1 :j|* the possessor ^ of Chovv ||| ^ will^materially ^ ^ aid and ^ assist you ;|S 1^ selectingand advancing you ;^ in ^ the royal^court ; thus ^ ^Imay urge you on ^to business,WflM ^^^^^ P^^c^ ^^^^^^ ^^^0 submit ^ in the rank of^ ^^ great officers.The king g said, p^ tt^ Oh you ^ numerous^ officers! ^^ if you ;^ ]^ cannot ^ be stimulated»|^L ^ to abide by my ^ commands, ^ ^ ^1] thenyou ff^ will ^ not be able ^ to enjoy (the favourof your superiors). ^ All ^ you people |j^ will also^ conclude, ^ that you do not ^ possess (our esteem).^ Should you Tj become 'f^ ^ voluptuousTO i® ^i^^ perverse, 5^ greatly^ opposing 3E theroyal ^ decree, ^|Jthen ')^ ^ you ^ numerous 5^states |5j^ will bring down on yourselves 35 J^ Heaven's]^ ^ terribleness I also ; ^|] will g^ carry out:;^ the celestial ^^inliictions, ^j| and remove youvery far from ^ youv i. land,not wish^ The king H said, |1?; I do :|; {^^ to multiply |§ my announcements ^ ;merely wish |^ respectfully -^ to^ He also S said, f^ This '|g isT^you ^ my commands.I '^make known ^ toyour ^beginning^ ^ if you cannot ;1^ be respectful ^use of^ harmony, g|| then ^ do no: ^^in theblame me.K k