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《庄子 - Zhuangzi》

[Warring States] 350 BC-250 BC English translation: James Legge [?]
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 内篇 - Inner Chapters
  逍遥游 - Enjoyment in Untroubled Ease
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  齐物论 - The Adjustment of Controversies
  养生主 - Nourishing the Lord of Life
  人间世 - Man in the World, Associated with other Men
  德充符 - The Seal of Virtue Complete
  大宗师 - The Great and Most Honoured Master
  应帝王 - The Normal Course for Rulers and Kings
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 外篇 - Outer Chapters
  骈拇 - Webbed Toes
  马蹄 - Horses's Hoofs
  胠箧 - Cutting open Satchels
  在宥 - Letting Be, and Exercising Forbearance
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  天地 - Heaven and Earth
  天道 - The Way of Heaven
  天运 - The Revolution of Heaven
  刻意 - Ingrained Ideas
  缮性 - Correcting the Nature
  秋水 - The Floods of Autumn
  至乐 - Perfect Enjoyment
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  达生 - The Full Understanding of Life
  山木 - The Tree on the Mountain
  田子方 - Tian Zi-fang
  知北游 - Knowledge Rambling in the North

 杂篇 - Miscellaneous Chapters
  庚桑楚 - Geng-sang Chu
  徐无鬼 - Xu Wu-gui
  则阳 - Ze-yang
  外物 - What comes from Without
  寓言 - Metaphorical Language
  让王 - Kings who have wished to resign the Throne
  盗跖 - The Robber Zhi
  说剑 - Delight in the Sword-fight
  渔父 - The Old Fisherman
  列御寇 - Lie Yu-kou
  天下 - Tian Xia

庄子

Source: "The Writings of Chuang Tzu", James Legge, 1891

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