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儒家 -> 礼记 -> 檀弓下 -> 174

柳庄There was the grand historiographer of Wei, called Liu Zhuang, lying ill.
:“。”The duke said, 'If the illness prove fatal, though I may be engaged at the time in sacrificing, you must let me know.'
(It happened accordingly, and, on hearing the news), the duke bowed twice, laying his head to the ground,
and begged permission from the personator of the dead, saying,
柳庄 'There was the minister Liu Zhuang,
寡人 not a minister of mine (merely),
but a minister of the altars of the state.
I have heard that he is dead,
。” and beg leave to go (to his house).'
On this, without putting off his robes, he went;
and on the occasion presented them as his contribution (to the mourning rites).
He also gave the deceased the towns of Qiu-shi and Xian-fan-shi
by a writing of assignment which was put into the coffin,
containing the words:
'For the myriads of his descendants, to hold from generation to generation
。” without change.'


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