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道家 -> 莊子 -> 雜篇 -> 盜跖 -> 1.10

'Among those whom the world calls men of ability and virtue
伯夷叔齊 were (the brothers) Bo-yi and Shu-Qi.
伯夷叔齊 They declined the rule of Gu-zhu,
and died of starvation on the hill of Shou-yang,
leaving their bones and flesh unburied.
Bao Qiao vaunted his conduct, and condemned the world, but he died with his arms round a tree.
申徒狄When Shen-tu Di's remonstrances were not listened to, he fastened a stone on his back, and threw himself into the He, where he was eaten by the fishes and turtles.
Jie Zi-tui was the most devoted (of followers),
and cut a piece from his thigh as food for duke Wen.
But when the duke afterwards overlooked him (in his distribution of favours),
he was angry, and went away,
and was burned to death with a tree in his arms.
Wei Sheng had made an appointment with a girl to meet him under a bridge;
but when she did not come,
and the water rose around him, he would not go away,
and died with his arms round one of the pillars.
(The deaths of) these four men
were not different from those of the dog that is torn in pieces, the pig that is borne away by a current, or the beggar (drowned in a ditch) with his alms-gourd in his hand.
They were all caught as in a net by their (desire for) fame,
not caring to nourish their life to its end, as they were bound to do.


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