THE SHE KING; OR, THE BOOK OF ANCIENT POETRY

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a palace, II. iv. V.; the city of
Seay, II. viii. III.: III. iii. V.;
temples, IV. ii. IV. 9; iii. V. 6 ;
walls, II. i. VIII. 3 ; iii. VII. 2;
iv. V. : III. i. III. 6.
Bull, sacrificing a red, II. vi. VI. 5:
III. i. V. 4; a white and a red, 1V.
ii. IV. 4 ; a black-muzzled, tawny,
IV. iii. VI.; a noble, IV. ii. VII.;
and a ram, a, IV. i. p.] VII.
Bull-figured goblet, IV. ii. IV. 4.
Burdens, carrying, II. viii. III. 2.
Burdened, the people are heavily, III.
ii. IX.
Bury, some one will, a dead man, II.
v. III. 6.
Burying alive, barbarous practice of,
I. xi. VI.; sacrificial offerings, III.
iii. IV. 2.
Bushes, clearing away, IV. i. [iii.] V.
Bushy clumps, III. i. VII. 2.
Buekins, II. vii. VIII. 3.
Buttresses, the great families (feudal
chiefs) are, II. vii. I.: III. ii. X. 7.
Calabashes, used as cups, III. ii. VI. 4.
Calamity, reduced to ashes by, III. iii.
III. 2.
Calumnies, rife among the people, II.
iv. VIII. 1, 0 ; encouragement given
to, by the king, II. vii. IX. See
Slander.
Cap of duke Woo of Wei, I. v. I. 2;
the strings of a, I. viii. VI. 2;
wearing a, I. viii. VII. 3: IV. i.
[iii.] VII.; a white, I. xiii. II.; of
spotted deer-skin, I. xiv. III.; a
leather, II. vii. III. 1 ; peculiar, of
Yin, III. i. I. 5 .
Caps on one side, drunken men with,
II. vii. VI. 4.
Capital, the old of Chow, I. vi. I.; II.
viii. I. ; of Chow, I. xiv. IV.; III.
i. I. 5 ; II. 2, 6 ; IX.; X.; remove
to the royal, II. iv. X. 7 ; the east
ern, II. vi. IX.; of the State of Shin,
III. iii. V. 2 ; of Shang, IV. iii. V.
5 : need of reformation in the, HI.
ii. IX.
Capitals, assigned within the sphere of
Yu's labours, IV. iii. V. 3.
Captives, II. iii. IV. 4: III. i. Vii.
8; iii. IX. 4. See Prisoners.
Cararnbola tree, I. xiii. III.
Careful as on the brink of a gulf, &c.,
II. v. I. 6 ; II. 6 ; be, III. iii. II. 6.
Carnation-gem, I. vi. IX.
Carp, the, 1. xii. III. : II. ii. III. 6 :
IV. ii. VI.
Carriage(s), I. ii. I.; iii. IX.; XII.
3 ; XVI. 3; iv. VI. 3 ; IX.; v.
III. 3, 4; V. 4; vii. IX.; XIV.;
ix. II.; x. II.; xi. II.; III.; xv.
III. 1 : II. i. VIII.; vii. IV.; viii.
VI. ; of the king's daughter, I. ii.
XIII.; the great, I. vi. IX. ; of
State, I. xi. IX. : II. vii. VIII. 1 :
III. iii. V. 5: VII. 3 ; of a general,
II. i. VII. 4; iii. IV. I; war-, II.
iii. III.; loaded, II. iv. VIII. 9,
10 ; many, I. xi. I.: II. vi. VII. 4 :
III. ii. VIII. 10. See Chariot.
Carriage-cover, II. vi. VII. 4.
Carriage-horses, splendid, IV. ii. I.
See Horses.
Carriage-officers, II. i. VIII. 1, 2.
Carts, I. x. I.; box-, II. viii. X. 4.
Caterpillars, I. xv. III. I.
Cats, wild, I. xv. I. 4: III. iii. VII. 5.
Cattle, herds of, II. iv. VI.; and sheep,
III. ii. II. I.
Caution, exhortations to, III. iii. II. ;
IX. I; you employ, III. iii. III. 5.
Caves made by T'an-foo, before there
were houses, III. i. III.
Cedar, I. v. V. 4.
Celebrating, an officer, I. vii. VI.: II.
iii. III.; the king feasting with his
relatives, II. vii. III.; the services
of the earl of Shaou, II. viii. III.;
king Wan, III. i. I. to VII.: IV. i.
[i.] I.; II.; IH.; V.; VII.; [iii.]
X.; the mother and wife of king
Wan, III. i. II.; VI. I; the ap
pointment of the chief of Shin, III.
iii. V.; Chung Shan-foo, III. iii.
VI.; How-tseih, III. ii. I.: IV. i.
[i.] X.; ii. IV. 1; the representa
tives of two former dynasties, IV. i.
;ii.] III.; the duke of Sung, IV. i.
ii.] IX.; a marquis of Loo, IV. ii.
.; II.; III.; duke He of Loo, IV.
ii. IV. ; S'eeh, and his descendants,
IV. iii. IV. ; Woo-ting, IV. iii. V.;
king Woo, IV. i. [ii.] X.; [iii.] IX.
Celery, II. i. I. I.
Cent, per cent., three times, III. iii. X. 4.
Centre of attraction to the people, the
sovereign should be, III. ii. VII. 2,
3 ; of the kingdom, the capital die,
III. i. VII. 6; ii. IX.; iii. I. 4.
Cereals, How-tseih sowed the ground
with yellow, III. ii. I. 5.
Ceremonies, provision for all, IV. iii.
V.
Chamber, a lovely girl in a, I. viii. IV.;
you should not be ashamed when
the light shines into your, III. iii.
II. 7.
Changes of the seasons, I. xv. I.
Charge, king Seuen's, to the earl of
Shaou, II I. iii. V.; to Chung Shan-
foo, III. iii. VI. 3, 4; to the mar
quis of Han, III. iii. VII.; to Hoo
of Shaou, in. iii. VTIL; to Hwang-
foo, III. iii. IX.
Chariot(s), I. iii. XIV. 3; v. I. 3 ;
VIII. I; vii. IV.; V. ; viii. X.;
xiii. IV.: II. i. VIII. 3; viii. III.:
III. iii. II. 4; VIII. I; description
of, I. xi. III.; made of sandal-
wood, I. ix. VI.: II. i. IX. 3 : III.
i. II. 8 ; ten large, war-, II. iii. III.
4 ; three thousand war-, II. iii. IV.;
hunting, II. iii. IV. ; VI.; and
horses, II. iv. IX. 6; a hundred,
III. iii. VII. 4; a thousand, IV.
ii. IV. 5 ; very large war-, IV. ii.
III. 7- See Carriage.
Charioteer, I. xi. II.; III.
Charioteers, numerous, III. iii. V. 7;
and footmen, IV. ii. III. 7.
Check, tripe and, III. ii. II. 2.
Cheerfulness of the people of Tsin, I.
x. I.
Cherishing the thought of king Wan,
IV. i. [iii.] X.
Cherry tree, II. i. IV. 1; VII. 4.
Chestnut trees, I. iv. VI. 1; vii. XV.;
x. II.; xi. I.: xv. III. 3: II. v. X. 4.
Chief of Shaou, memory of the, I. ii.
V. ; of Seun, I. xiv. IV. ; of the
States of the north, III. iii. VII. 6;
an unkind, I. x. VII.
Chiefs of the savage tribes, II. iii.
IV. 4 ; of Joo and Juy, III. i. III.
9 ; of the region of Seu, III. iii.
IX. 6.
Child, a tender, I. viii. VII. 3; the
little (the king), III. iii. VIII. 4 :
IV. i. [iii.] I.; II.; III.
Child's teeth, along with gray hair,
IV. ii. IV. 8.
Child-like joy, II. i. IV. 6.
Children, the people served king Wan
as his, III. i. VIII. 1; though you
may be as, III. ii. IX. 4 ; treat the
people as your, III. iii. II. G.
Chisel(s) and polisher, I. v. I. 1; we
splintered our, I. xv. IV. 2.
Chiseled ornaments, III. i. IV. 5.
Cicada, the, I. xv. I. 4: II. v. III. 4 ;
like the noise of the, III. iii. I. 6 ;
a lady's forehead, like, I. v. III. 2.
Circlet of water, a hall with a, III. i.
VIII. 3, 4; X. 6.
City, Hwang-foo built a great, for
himself, II. iv. IX. 6 ; of Ts'e,
fortifying the, III. iii. VI. 7, 8.
Civil virtues of the king, III. iii.
VIII. 6 ; and martial qualities, IV.
ii. III. 4. See Peace.
Clan, the head of the Yin-, 111. iii.
IX. 2.
Cluth, fine and coarse, I. i. II. 2;—v.
IV. 1.
Clothes, a queen washing her own, I.
i. II. 3 ; putting on, upside down, I.
viii. V. ; a bride making, I. ix. I.;
of mourners, I. xiii. II. See Gar
ments, Robes, & I. iii. IX.; v. IX.;
vii. XIV. ; viii. V.; x. II. ; III.;
xi. V.; VIII.
Cloud, virgius like a beautiful, III.
iii. VII. 4.
Clouds of girls, I. vii. XIX. ; of at
tendants, I. viii. IX. ; of snow, II.
i. VII. 6 ; an arch of, II. vi. VI. 2;
dense masses of, II. vi. VIII. 3;
white, II. viii. V. 2.
Cloudy weather, I. iii. V.; X.
Clubs, I. xv. IV. 3.
Cobras and other serpents, dreaming
about, II. iv. V. 6, 7: and efts. II.
iv. VIII. 6.
Cock-crow, I. vii. VIII.; XVI.; viii.
I.
Coiffure, gray and madder-dyed, I. vii.
XIX.
Cold water from a spring, I. iii. VII.
3 ; xiv. IV. : II. v. IX. 3.
Cold of winter, the, I. xv. I.; and heat,
passing through, II. vi. III.
Collar, a vermilion, I. x. III. ; a blue.
I. vii. XVII.
College of Loo, the state-, IV. ii. III.
Colours, significance of, I. iii. II.
Colt, a brilliant white, II. iv. II.
Comb, ears of corn like the teeth of a,
IV. iii. VI.
Comb-pin of ivory, I. iv. III. 2.
Commander of the guards, III. iii. IV.
7.
Compassion for the people, the duke of
Chow's, I. xv. IV.: have, III. iii.
III. 1.
Compassionate Heaven, arrayed in
terrors, II. iv. X. I; v. I. I.
Complaint, a wife's, I. iii. IV.; X. ;
of the ministers of Le, I. iii. XII.;
of the baroness of Heu, I. iv. X.;
of a woman, I. vii. XV. ; of hard
treatment by a great officer, I. x.
VII.; of a eunuch suffering from
slander, II. v. VI. ; of alienation of
an old friend, II. v. VII.; of an
officer on duty, II. vi. I.; II.; III.;
of king Yew's queen, II. viii. IV.;
of inferior against superiors, II. viii.
VI.; of an officer against his fel
lows, III. ii. X. See Lament.
Compliments, frivolous and vainglori
ous, I. viii. II.
Confusion, breeders of, III. iii. XI. 2 ;
the country all going to, III. iii.
XI. 4.
Congratulation of troops, II. i. VIII.;
IX.; of king Ch'ing, HI. ii. VIII.
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