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| Beneath my door made of cross pieces of wood, | |
| I can rest at my leisure; | |
| By the wimpling stream from my fountain, | |
| I can joy amid my hunger. | |
| Why, in eating fish; | |
| Must we have bream from the He? | |
| Why, in taking a wife, | |
| Must we have a Jiang of Qi? | |
| Why, in eating fish; | |
| Must we have carp from the He? | |
| Why, in taking a wife, | |
| Must we have a Zi of Song? |
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