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（一）所收书信统按写作日期顺序编号。如1904年10月8日，编号即作041008；1934年5月29日，编号即作340529。同…-
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IV. His Pathetic Courtship
CHAPTER IV HIS PATHETIC COURTSHIP SOME say that those who have tasted of victory desire that their opponents be as the tiger, or as the eagle, before they are to realize the full joys of victory. But if their opponents are as the sheep or the puny chicken, they lose all joy in the triumph. And there are some who, having had a taste of victory, after an unconditional triumph gaze upon their smitten opponent, who was to have died and did die, who was to have surrendered and did surrender, and the whole…-
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CHAPTER III AN ADDITIONAL ACCOUNT OF AH Q'S VICTORIES ALTHOUGH Ah Q was always gaining victories after his own manner, it was not until he had received the smack from the Venerable Mr. Chao that his name became well known. He handed the ti-pao two hundred cash for wine money and lay down, seething with anger. He later thought to himself, "The present condition of the world is unutterable: sons striking their fathers ..." Thus, it came about that his mind pictured the Venerable Mr. Chao's austere…
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CHAPER II A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF AH Q'S VICTORIES NOT only are the surname and native district of Ah Q matters of uncertainty, but even his former doings are matters of doubt. This is due to the fact that the people of Weichuang merely made use of his services or made light of him, and never paid attention to his doings. Ah Q himself threw no light on these matters, but when he was engaged in verbal fusillades with others, he would dilate the pupils of his eyes and exclaim: "My ancestors...were greater…
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