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IN CHINESE CHARACTER.
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930 lu4, by land; used for the number six.
931 ling2, the Imperial tombs. So ling2, an icicle; to insult.

932 chiang4, to degrade. Hsiang2, to return to one's allegiance. Cf. No. 1262.
933 lung2, glorious.
934 sa1.4, P'u-sa.

935 lin4, stingy.
936 wên4, confusion.
937 wên2, a mosquito. Commonly written .

938 nu2, a slave.
939 ju1.2, if; as.

940 nu2, one's children or grand-children.
941 na2, to grasp.
942 t'ang3, a treasury.
943 nu3, effort.
944 nu3, a cross-bow.
945 hsü4, verbosity; tautology.