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周公The duke of Zhou said,
'Oh!
周太王 there likewise were king Tai and king Ji of our own Zhou,
who were humble and reverentially cautious.
文王 King Wen dressed meanly,
and gave himself to the work of tranquillization and to that of husbandry.
Admirably mild and beautifully humble,
怀 he cherished and protected the inferior people,
and showed a fostering kindness to the wifeless men and widows.
From morning to mid-day, and from mid-day to sundown,
he did not allow himself leisure to eat;
thus seeking to secure the happy harmony of the myriads of the people.
文王 King Wen did not dare to go to excess in his excursions or his hunting,
and from the various states he would receive only the correct amount of contribution.
文王 The appointment (of Heaven) came to him in the middle of his life,
。” and he enjoyed the throne for fifty years.'


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