the lushi refers to an eight-line regulated verse form with lines made up of five, six, or seven characters. This poem has seven characters in every line,the so called 七律 qilu — Seven-character eight-line regu
as I have a habit to scan for an initial impression and to have a walk around to acclimatise myself. But as the Gallery Dodo space is relatively small, and I was pushed for time, this particular example of Webb’s selected pieces caught my attention first...
establishing the credibility of the writer. The body of the letter usually offers arguments and details, and is oriented towards logos. The closing of the letter tends toward pathos, enlisting the sympathies of the reader. We shall see if this letter follows that ...
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Please do you like Pan Yue, his only pen, write their beautiful poem!) Preface of Pavilion of Prince Teng First, the overall perception In this paper, the original title was "autumn Deng Hong Fu Pavilion of Prince Teng Jianbie Xu", the transport simou, are closely linked to the subject...
He put her from him and left her in the rank grass, and going to the edge of the mountain he placed the knife in his belt and began to climb down. And his Soul that was within him called out to him and said, ‘Lo! I have dwelt with thee for all these years, and have been ...
The protagonist, William Legrand, areclusive man living on Sullivan’s Island near Charleston, South Carolina, finds a golden bug that seems to hold a secret meaning. With the help of his friend, the narrator, Legrand must decipher the hidden message to discover the location of the treasure....
“You’ll have it again when we play to-night, Darnley,” answered Mr. Riddle, crossly. “And as for the seat in the coach, you are welcome to it. That firebrand of a lad is on the front seat.” “D–n the lad,” said the stout gentleman. “I’ll take it, and you can ...
Produced by Dagny; and David Widger THE PILGRIMS OF THE RHINE TO WHICH IS PREFIXED THE IDEAL WORLD BY EDWARD BULWER LYTTON (LORD LYTTON) THE PILGRIMS OF THE RHINE TO HENRY LYTTON BULWER. ALLOW me, my dear Brother, to dedicate this Work to you. The greate
insolence, and at Johnson’s uniform assertion that an offer of money was an insult. We cannot tell what was the history of the L10; but Johnson, in spite of Hawkins’s righteous indignation, was in fact too proud to be a beggar, and owed to his pride his escape from the fate of ...