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Confucius - The Affection Of The Wives On The JooConfucius - The Affection Of The Wives On The Joo
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Along the raised banks of the Joo,     To hew slim stem and branch I wrought,   My lord away, my husband true,     Like hunger-pang my troubled thought!   Along the raised banks of the Joo,     Branch and fresh shoot confessed my art.   I`ve seen my lord, my husband true,     And still he folds me in his heart.   As the toiled bream makes red its tail,     Toil you, Sir, for the Royal House;   Amidst its blazing fires, nor quail:--     Your parents see you pay your vows.
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