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| [There are] the white elms at the east gate. | |
| And the oaks on Wanqiu; | |
| The daughter of Zizhong, | |
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| A good morning having been chosen, | |
| For the plain in the South, | |
| She leaves twisting her hemp, | |
| And dances to it through the market-place. | |
| The morning being good for excursion, | |
| They all proceed together. | |
| ' I look on you as the flower of the thorny mallow; | |
| You give me a stalk of the pepper plant. |
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