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The book has no separate entry titled "dreaming of the dead". The related lines are scattered in the human-affairs section and the section on geography, mountains and rocks, trees and wood, including lines such as 見亡人 (seeing a dead person), 與亡人語 (talking with a dead person), 見棺槨 (seeing a coffin), and 見鬼 (seeing a ghost). To consult it, one must gather the whole near-meaning group, not isolate a single line.
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