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"english": "Today the ink of his writing seems still fresh, but the trees at his graveside have grown to an armspan in girth. Long ago when the city of Jiangling fell, Xiao Yi did not regret the fall of his empire, yet destroyed books and paintings, [unwilling to see them fall into the hands of his conquerors]... It must be that some passions are part of human nature and unforgettable even on the brink of death.",
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"text": "今手澤如新，而墓木已拱，悲夫！昔蕭繹江陵陷沒，不惜國亡而毁裂書畫 […] 豈人性之所著，生死不能忘歟？",
"translation": "Today the ink of his writing seems still fresh, but the trees at his graveside have grown to an armspan in girth. Long ago when the city of Jiangling fell, Xiao Yi did not regret the fall of his empire, yet destroyed books and paintings, [unwilling to see them fall into the hands of his conquerors]... It must be that some passions are part of human nature and unforgettable even on the brink of death.",
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"translation": "Today the ink of his writing seems still fresh, but the trees at his graveside have grown to an armspan in girth. Long ago when the city of Jiangling fell, Xiao Yi did not regret the fall of his empire, yet destroyed books and paintings, [unwilling to see them fall into the hands of his conquerors]... It must be that some passions are part of human nature and unforgettable even on the brink of death.",
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"translation": "Today the ink of his writing seems still fresh, but the trees at his graveside have grown to an armspan in girth. Long ago when the city of Jiangling fell, Xiao Yi did not regret the fall of his empire, yet destroyed books and paintings, [unwilling to see them fall into the hands of his conquerors]... It must be that some passions are part of human nature and unforgettable even on the brink of death.",
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"translation": "Today the ink of his writing seems still fresh, but the trees at his graveside have grown to an armspan in girth. Long ago when the city of Jiangling fell, Xiao Yi did not regret the fall of his empire, yet destroyed books and paintings, [unwilling to see them fall into the hands of his conquerors]... It must be that some passions are part of human nature and unforgettable even on the brink of death.",
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