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| How great is that luxuriance, | |
| Those flowers of the sparrow-plum! | |
| Are they not expressive of reverence and harmony, -- | |
| The carriages of the king's daughter? | |
| How great is that luxuriance, | |
| The flowers like those of the peach-tree or the plum! | |
| [See] the grand-daughter of the tranquillizing king, | |
| And the son of the reverent marquis! | |
| What are used in angling? | |
| Silk threads formed into lines. | |
| The son of the reverent marquis, | |
| And the grand-daughter of the tranquillizing king! |
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