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The Jiang has its branches, led from it and returning to it. | |
Our lady, when she was married, | |
Would not employ us. | |
She would not employ us; | |
But afterwards she repented. | |
The Jiang has its islets. | |
Our lady, when she was married, | |
Would not let us be with her. | |
She would not let us be with her; | |
But afterwards she repressed [such feelings]. | |
The Jiang has the Tuo. | |
Our lady, when she was married, | |
Would not come near us | |
She would not come near us; | |
But she blew that feeling away, and sang. |
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