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Shi Ji Zhuan

  
詩集傳序
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Introduction by C. Ming Lung
  
Acknowledgements

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國風(LESSONS FROM THE STATES)
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[introduction]
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周南  (THE ODES OF ZHOU AND THE SOUTH)
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召南  (THE ODES OF SHAO AND THE SOUTH)
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邶風  (THE ODES OF BEI)
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鄘風  (THE ODES OF YONG)
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衛風  (THE ODES OF WEI)
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王風  (THE ODES OF WANG)
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鄭風  (THE ODES OF ZHENG)
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齊風  (THE ODES OF QI)
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魏風  (THE ODES OF WEI)
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唐風  (THE ODES OF TANG)
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114.  蟋蟀  XI SHUAI
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[poem]
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115.  山有樞  SHAN YOU SHU
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116.  揚之水  YANG ZHI SHUI
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[poem]
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117.  椒聊  JIAO LIAO
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[poem]
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118.  綢繆  CHOU MOU
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[poem]
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119.  杕杜  DI DU
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[poem]
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120.  羔裘  GAO QIU
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[poem]
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121.  鴇羽  BAO YU
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[poem]
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122.  無衣  WU YI
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[poem]
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123.  有杕之杜  YOU DI ZHI DU
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[poem]
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124.  葛生  GE SHENG
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[poem]
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125.  采苓  CAI LING
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[poem]
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秦風  (THE ODES OF QIN)
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陳風  (THE ODES OF CHEN)
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檜風  (THE ODES OF KUAI)
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曹風  (THE ODES OF CAO)
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豳風  (THE ODES OF BIN)
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小雅(MINOR ODES OF THE KINGDOM)
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大雅(GREATER ODES OF THE KINGDOM)
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頌(ODES OF THE TEMPLE AND THE ALTAR)

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The dolichos grows , covering the thorn trees ;
The convolvulus spreads all over the waste .
The man of my admiration is no more here ;
With whom can I dwell ? — I abide alone .
The dolichos grows , covering the jujube trees ;
The convolvulus spreads all over the tombs .
The man of my admiration is no more here ;
With whom can I dwell ? — I rest alone .
How beautiful was the pillow of horn !
How splendid was the embroidered coverlet !
The man of my admiration is no more here ;—
With whom can I dwell ? — Alone [I wait for] the morning .
Through the [long] days of summer ,
Through the [long] nights of winter [shall I be alone] ,
Till the lapse of a hundred years ,
When I shall go home to his abode .
Through the [long] nights of winter ,
Through the [long] days of summer [shall I be alone] ,
Till the lapse of a hundred years ,
When I shall go home to his chamber .
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