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IN CHINESE CHARACTER.
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383 舜 — shun4, name of an ancient monarch.
384 舞 — wu3.4, to posture.
385 麽 — mo1.2, an interrogative particle.
386 糜 — mi2, to destroy.
387 摩 — mo1, to rub; to guess.
388 麾 — hui1, a standard.
389 磨 — mo2, to grind.
390 丈 — chang4, a ten-foot measure; a husband.
391 史 — shih3, an historian.
392 吏 — li4, an official; Board of Civil Office.
393 更 — kêng1.4, to change; the night-watch.
394 叟 — sou3, an old man. Hence 瘦 shou4, thin.
395 臾 — yü2, a moment of time.
396 曳 — i4, to move slowly. Hence 拽 chuai1.4, to break; to burst.
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