Book of Odes · Mao witness · 國風秦風第十一

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所謂伊人,在水一方

The one I speak of is on one side of the water.

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詩經 · 蒹葭遡洄從之

萋萋,白露未晞。所謂伊人,在水之湄。遡洄從之,道阻且躋。遡游從之,宛在水中坻。

詩經 · 蒹葭遡洄從之

采采,白露未已。所謂伊人,在水之涘。遡洄從之,道阻且右。遡游從之,宛在水中沚。

詩經 · 白駒所謂伊人

白駒,食我場苗。縶之維之,以永今朝。所謂伊人,於焉逍遙!

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論語 · Recover what the text leaves unstated本立而道生論語 · Recover what the text leaves unstated吾日三省吾身論語 · Recover what the text leaves unstated行有餘力,則以學文論語 · Recover what the text leaves unstated父在,觀其志;父沒,觀其行
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詩經 · Book of Odes · Mao witness
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Anonymous poems transmitted in the Mao tradition, with received prefaces and ancillary prose; individual attribution is uncertain.
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Kanseki Repository · KR1c0001 · base edition tls
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KR1c0001_011.txt, lines 154–161.
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