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He who is giving a sword should do so with the hilt on his left side.
He who is giving a spear with one hook should do so with the metal end of the shaft in front,
and the sharp edge behind.
He who is presenting one with two hooks, or one with a single hook and two sharp points, should do so with the blunt shaft in front.
He who is giving a stool or a staff should (first) wipe it.
He who is presenting a horse or a sheep should lead it with his right hand.
He who is presenting a dog should lead it with his left hand.
He who is carrying a bird (as his present of introduction) should do so with the head to the left.
For the ornamental covering of a lamb or a goose, an embroidered cloth should be used.
He who receives a pearl or a piece of jade should do so with both his hands.
He who receives a bow or a sword should do so (having his hands covered) with his sleeves.
He who has drunk from a cup of jade should not (go on to) shake it out.
Whenever friendly messages are about to be sent, with the present of a sword or bow, or of (fruit, flesh, and other things, wrapped in) matting of rushes, with grass mats, and in baskets, round and square,
(the messenger) has these things (carried with him, when he goes) to receive his commission,
使 and deports himself as when he will be discharging it.


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