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The king was not yet able to change (his course).
伊尹 Yin said (to himself),
'This is (real) unrighteousness,
and is becoming by practice (a second) nature.
I cannot bear to be near (so) disobedient (a person).
I will build (a place) in the palace at Tong,
where he can be in silence near (the grave of) the former king. This will be a lesson which will keep him from going astray all his life.'
The king went (accordingly) to the palace at Tong, and dwelt during the period of mourning.
。” In the end he became sincerely virtuous.


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