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IN CHINESE CHARACTER.

962	单 or 單 — tan¹, single; a list; a bill.
963	卑 — pei¹, inferior.

964	夏 — hsia⁴, summer.
965	憂 — yu¹, grief. Hence 優 yu¹, ease, and 擾 jao³, to give trouble.

966	己 — chi³, oneself.
967	已 — i³, already.
968	巳 — ssŭ⁴, 9 to 11 a.m.

969	勺 — shao², a spoon. Hence 約 yo¹, a treaty.
970	勻 — yün², equal. Hence 均 chün¹, all.
971	勾 — kou¹, to hook on.
972	句 — chü⁴, a sentence. Hence 苟 kou³, if; 狗 kou³, a dog; and 拘 chü¹, to grasp.
973	旬 — hsün², a period of ten days.
974	匈 — hsiung¹, the breast. Same as 胸.
975	包 — pao¹, to wrap. See No. 1223.

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