On the True Meaning of the Word Shin: As Exhibited in the Quotations Adduced Under That Word in the Chinese Imperial Thesaurus (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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A couplet composed by g Lew-yen, on~the subject of balancing a pole on the head, runs thus Before the gallery were a hundred actors, all striving to exhibit sdme thing new; but the long pole feat was if}; A all? Was so wonderful that it bordered on the marvellous. Here the meaning of the phrase under consideration is fixed by its being used in connection with the word it}? Wonderful.

A couplet from the writings of the famous poet 5 Le-t'hae-pih, is then introduced Having spread out the white paper, he commented on the Reason Classic, when his pen traced such subtile thoughts, that they appeared A m wonderful and related to the mysterious. Here again the combination fixes the sense.

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