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燕趙悲歌   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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臨清沙月坡
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燕趙悲歌
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目錄
001 第一章六難
001001 第一節自曠安宅
001001001 一飽食終日無所用心難矣哉釋義
001001002 二本心失所難詞
001002 第二節自斷導線
001002001 一言不及義好行小慧難矣哉釋義
001002002 二小慧害義難詞
001003 第三節自放野火
001003001 一其言之不作則為之也難釋義
001003002 二言不顧行難詞
001004 第四節自失常態
001004001 一難乎有值矣釋義
001004002 二爭前落後難詞
001005 第五節自媒蜂蝶
001005001 一難乎免於今之世矣釋義
001005002 二美而不佞難詞
001006 第六節自限質量
001006001 一唯女子與小人為難養也釋義
001006002 二誤解女性難詞
002 第二章六嘆
002001 第一節自甘盲從
002001001 一不曰如之何如之何者釋義
002001002 二不求甚解嘆詞
002002 第二節自作聰明
002002001 一說而不繹從而不改釋義
002002002 二似是而非嘆詞
002003 第三節自鑿性靈
002003001 一吾未見能見其過而內自訟者也釋義
002003002 二我見太深嘆詞
002004 第四節自失主觀
002004001 一吾未見好德如好色者也釋義
002004002 二竊位阻賢嘆詞
002005 第五節自丟重心
002005001 一人而無信不知其可也釋義
002005002 二茫無所之嘆詞
002006 第六節自種孽障
002006001 一狂而不直侗而不願倥倥而不信釋義
002006002 二久假不歸嘆詞
003 第一編推行平民自決
003001 第一闋自由別
003002 第二闋主義鏡
004 第二編改造歷史觀念
004001 第一闋封建誤
004002 第二闋專制茵
004003 第三闋皇室蠹
004004 第四闋獨裁淚
004005 第五闋私權夢
004006 第六闋貴胄疽
005 第三編建設平民特性
005001 第一闋民族恨
005002 第二闋志士血
006 一由包頭至寧夏途中紀實
007 二過寧夏道經大壩述懷
008 三宿廣武城感懷
009 四由廣武到石空寺
010 五由石空過勝金關
011 六由勝金關抵中衛
012 七由中衛抵營盤水
013 八營盤水至蘭州
014 九由蘭詐赴天水道經中堡
015 十由中堡過洮沙
016 十一過狄道
017 十二過清平關
018 十三過渭源
019 十四過隴西
020 十五過武山
021 十六由武山赴伏羗
022 十七秦州述懷
023 十八過秦安
024 十九由秦安經通渭至定西
025 二十由定西抵蘭州再返定西
026 二十一由定西經會寧至靜寧
027 二十二由靜寧過隆德
028 二十三過六盤山抵平涼
029 二十四由平涼過涇川至長武
030 二十五由長武過邠州
031 二十六過永壽至乾州
032 二十七過醴泉咸陽抵長安

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Publication date 1937-01-01（民國二十六年元月）
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