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The Complete Works of Chuang Tzu translated by Burton Watson

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1 : Free and Easy Wandering 2 : Discussion on Making All Things Equal 3 : The Secret of Caring for Life 4 : In the World of Men 5 : The Sign of Virtue Complete 6 : The Great and Venerable Teacher 7 : Fit for Emperors and Kings 8 : Webbed Toes 9 : Horses' Hoofs 10 : Riffling Trunks 11 : Let It Be, Leave It Alone 12 : Heaven and Earth 13 : The Way of Heaven 14 : The Turning of Heaven 15 : Constrained in Will 16 : Mending the Inborn Nature 17 : Autumn Floods 18 : Perfect Happiness 19 : Mastering Life 20 : The Mountain Tree 21 : T'ien Tzu-fang 22 : Knowledge Wandered North 23 : Keng-sang C'hu 24 : Hsu Wu-kei 25 : Tse-yang 26 : External Things 27 : Inputed Words 28 : Giving Away a Throne 29 : Robber Chih 30 : Discoursing on Swords 31 : The Old Fishermman 32 : Lieh Yu-k'ou 33 : The World

The Complete Works of Chuang Tzu translated by Burton Watson The Complete Works Of Chuang Tzu (300 BC) Translated by Burton Watson (1968) Contents 1 : Free and Easy Wandering 2 : Discussion on Making All Things Equal 3 : The Secret of Caring for Life 4 : In the World of Men 5 : The Sign of Virtue Complete 6 : The Great and Venerable Teacher 7 : Fit for Emperors and Kings 8 : Webbed Toes 9 : Horses' Hoofs 10 : Riffling Trunks 11 : Let It Be, Leave It Alone 12 : Heaven and Earth 13 : The Way of Heaven 14 : The Turning of Heaven 15 : Constrained in Will 16 : Mending the Inborn Nature 17 : Autumn

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