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SYNOPTICAL STUDIES
1256 挂 — kua4, to hang up.
1257 桂 — kuei4, the cinnamon tree.
1258 卦 — kua4, divination.
1259 封 — fêng1, to seal.
1260 拈 — nien1.3, to take with the fingers. See No. 1272.
1261 揑 — nieh1, to make up false reports.
1262 逢 — fêng2, to meet. Hence 縫 fêng4, to sew.
1263 篷 — p'eng2, a sail.
1264 蓬 — p'êng2, a plant; luxuriant.
1265 寅 — yen2, 3 to 5 p.m.
1266 夤 — yen2, bribery.
1267 演 — yen3, to practise.
1268 駱 — lo4, the camel.
1269 駝 — t'o2, the camel.
1270 䭾 — to4, a burder. Read t'o2, to support.
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