-- card: 17866 from stack: in.0
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-- part contents for card part 1
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LI

-- part contents for card part 4
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Walking carefully.
 Although the man treads on the tiger's tail he is not bitten. 
There is success.


-- part contents for card part 5
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Line 1. He is walking along his normal path. 
           As long as he continues to do so there will be no 
           problems.
Line 2. He walks on the path which is smooth and easy. 
           The peacefull hermit will be lucky, if he acts 
           honourably.
Line 3. The one-eyed man can see; the lame can walk; but the 
           man who treads on the tail of the tiger is bitten and 
           will have bad luck. The army officer behaves in this 
           way for the benefit of his great ruler.
Line 4. He walks in the tail of the tiger. 
           He will eventually be lucky if he is carefull and  
           cautious.
Line 5. He walks resolutely. 
           Although his behavior is correct he surrounded by 
           danger.
Line 6. Look at the path which is taken and examine the 
           resulting good luck. When everything is fulfilled there 
           will be good fortune.