THE SHE KING; OR, THE BOOK OF ANCIENT POETRY

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See Artemisia,
Bamboo,
Barley,
Beans,
Bignouia,
Bitter gourd,
Bcehmeria,
Bottle gourd,
Broussonetia,
Calabash,
Celery,
Cereals,
Convolvulus,
Creepers,
Creeping-grass,
Cress,
Darnel,
Dodder,
Dolichos,
Duckweed,
Fern,
Gourds,
Grain,
Grapes,
Grass, the white,
Grass, tie king-,
Hemp,
Indigo plant,
Ji'u-ei,
Lilies,
Liquorice,
Lotus,
Madder,
Maize,
Mallows,
Medallion,
Melon,
Millet,
Mistletoe,
Motherwort,
Mouse-ear,
Mugwort,
Mustard,
Ox-lips,
Paddy,
Pea,
Peony,
Pepper,
Plantain,
Pokeweed,
Pondweed,
Poo,
Pulse,
Reeds,
Rush,
Seallions,
Sheep's-foot,
Shepherd'spurse,
Smart-weed,
Sorrel,
Southernwood,
Sowthistle,
Sparrow-gourd,
Thorn-ferns,
Tribulus,
Valerian,
Violets,
Water Polygonum,
Wheat.
Plantains (plantaginaceas), I. i. VIII.
Playing and singing, I. ix. III.
Pleasure, pursuing nothing but, III.
iii. II. 3.
Pledging, III. ii. II. 2. See Cup.
Pleiades, I. ii. X. 2.
Plentiful. See Years, Abundance.
Ploughing, IV. i. [ii.] II. ; [iii.] V.
Ploughs, I. xv. I.
Plough-shares, II. vi. VIII. 1 : IV.
i. [iii.] V. ; VI.
Plum-tree, the, I. ii. IX.: XIII.;
vi. X. 3; xi. V.; VII.; xii. VI.;
xiv. III.: II. ii. VII. 3 ; v. X. 4
(See Sparrow-plum); fruit, I. v. X.;
I return a, for a peach, III. iii. II. 8.
Points of the heavens, determining by
shadows the, III. ii. VI. 5.
Poison, a rejected wife compared to, I.
iii. X. 5.
Poisonous ways, why the people enjoy,
III. iii. III. 11.
Poke-weed, II. iv. IV. 3.
Pole, the, of a war-carriage, I. xi.
III.
OF SUBJECTS. INDEX I.
Polite intercourse, the rules of, to be
always observed, II. viii. VII.
Pond, fish in a, II. iv. VIII. 11; the
Marvellous, III. i. VIII. 2.
Ponds and islets, I. ii. II. 1.
Pond-weed, I. ii. IV. : IV. ii. III. 2.
Poo vegetable, the, III. iii. VII. 3.
Pool, the ninth, of the marsh, II. iii.
X. ; a deep, II. v. III. 4; -water,
may be made useful, III. ii. VII. 1;
when a, becomes dry, III. iii. XI. 6.
Pools, cattle drinking at ths, II. iv.
VI. 2; water flowing from, II. viii.
V. 3 ; left by floods, 1. ii. IV.: III.
ii. VII.
Poor, Chung Shan-foo did not insult
the, III. iii. VI. 5.
Popular saying, a, III. iii. I. 8; II.
1, III. 9; VI. 5, 6.
Population, increase of ths, II. iv.
VI. 4 : III. ii. VI. 6.
Porcelain whistle, the, II. v. V. 7 :
III. ii. X. 6.
Post, keeping to one's, in bad times,
II. iv. IX.; X.
Posterity, a line of virtuous, III. ii. V.
Posts and boards in the palace of king
Wan, III. i. VIII. 3.
Pounded, feeling as if, II. v. III. 2.
Pounding earthen walls II. iv. V. 3 :
III. i. III. 6.
Poverty of an officer, I. -in. XV.; a
person regretting his, I. x. X.
Powers, the, above and below, III. iii.
IV. 2.
Praise, of duke Wan, I. iv. VI.; of a
virtuous and intelligent lady, I. xii.
IV.; of a virtuous lord, I. xiv. III. ;
of the duke of Chow, I. xv. IV. to
VII. ; of the king, II. i. VI.; vi.
IX.; vii. VII. : III. ii. III.; V.;
of ministers, II. ii. VII.; of feudal
princes, II. ii. IX.; vi. X.; vii. I.:
IV. i. [i.] IV.; of officers of king
Seuen, II. iii. VII.; of a bride, II.
vii. IV. ; of the ladies and gentle
men of a former time, II. viii. I.;
of king Wan, III. i. I. to VII.:
IV. i. [ii.] VII. ; [iii.] X.; of king
Ke, III. i. VII.; of king Woo, III.
IX. : IV. i. [i.] VIII.; -IX.;
VIII.; -Odes of~Loo~ fv! ii. title.
Prayer, before a hunting expedition,
II. iii. VI. 1; for rain, II. vi. VII.
2 ; for the aged, III. ii. II. 4; for
* the king, II. vii. II. ; for a good
year, III. iii. IV. 6; king Ch'ing's,
to his father, IV. i. [iii.] II. ; of
officers of Loo, IV. ii. II.
INDEX I. OF SUBJECTS. 417
Presenting precious things, the tribes
of Hwae, IV. ii. III. 8.
Presents, king's, III. iii. VII. 2, 3.
Priests, II. vi. V. 4, 5.
Prince, a fit mate for a prince, I. i.
VII.; virtues of a, symbolized by
a lin, I. i. XI.; the harem of a, I.
ii. X.; of Ts'iu, I. xi. I.; II.; V.;
the duties of a, III. iii. II.
Princes, wives for young, I. xv. I. 2;
lower garments for, I. xv. I. 3 ; furs
for, I. xv. I. 4 ; a pattern for, III.
iii. VI. 3; Ye brilliant and accom
plished, IV. i. [i.] IV.; full of
harmony and gravity, IV, i. [ii.]
VII.; Pang appointed the, IV. iii.
III. See Feudal.
Princess, marriage of a, I. ii. I.; XIII.
Princesses of Che, the, III. i. II. 2.
Prisoners and captives, II. i. VIII. 6 :
III. i. VII. 8: IV. ii. III. 5.
Prisons deemed fit inmates for, II.
v. II. 5.
Private feast, a, II. vi. V. 5; fields,
II. vi. VIII. 3: IV. i. [ii.] II.
Proclamation, duke Lew made, III. ii.
VI. 2.
Prodigies celestial and terrestrial, II.
iv. IX.
Profit, three times cent, per cent., III.
iii. X. 4.
Progenitors come and enjoy offerings
II. vi. V.
Progress, consultation without, II. v.
I. 3 ; making a, IV. i. [i.] VIII.;
[iii.] XI.; ii. III. 1.
Propriety, a man worthless without, I.
iv. VIII.; the rules of, to be ob
served even by the most frugal, II.
viii. VII. ; of demeanour, III. ii.
II. 3; III. 4, 5; IX. 3; X. o.
Protest of a widow against a second
marriage, I. iv. I.
Proud men, II. v. VI. 5.
Provident arrangements, I. xv. I.
Provisions, excellent, III. ii. II. 2;
exhausted, III. ii. X. 5 ; stores of,
III. iii. V. 1; of millet, IV. i. [iii.]
VI.
Public, fields, and private, II. vi.
VIII. 3; service, a young soldier
on, I. ix. IV.; service, an officer
complains of the arduous duties of,
II. vi. I.; II.; III.; life, regret at
the abandonment of, II. iv. II. ;
affairs, a woman has nothing to do
with, III. iii. X. 4; duties, reverent
ly attend to, IV. i. [ii.] I.
Pulse (a plant), I. xv. I. 6, 7: II. v.
II. 3 ; How-tseih's, IV. ii. IV. 1.
Purification for sacrifice, III. ii. 1. 7.
Quails, I. iv. V.; ix. VI.
Quarters, the four, III. i. X.; ii. V.
3; VIII. 5, 6; IX. 1, 3 ; iii. II. 2 ;
IV. 6; V. 1; VI. 3 ; VIII. 2, 3,6 :
IV. i. IX.; iii. III.
Queen, allusions to king Wan's, I. i.
II.; IV.; V.; king Yew's, de
graded and forsaken, II. viii. V.
Quips and jokes, I. v. I. 3.
Quiver, IV. i. [i.] VIII.; of seal
skin, II. i. VII. 5; iii. IV. 1.
Rabbit, a single, baked, roasted, or
broiled, II. viii. VII.
Rabbit-catcher, praise of a, I. i. VII.
Rabbit Net, the, a constellation, the
Hyades, II. v. IX. 6; viii. VIII. 3.
Rafts, I. i. IX. ; iii. X. 4.
Rain, good, I. iv. VI. 3; O for! I. v.
VIII. 3 ; wind and, I. vii. XVI.;
xv. II. 2, 3 : II. v. VII. 1; genial,
II. viii. III. 1; great, II. viii. VIII.
3 ; drizzling, I. xv. III. : II. vi. VI.
2; soaking, II. iv. VIII. 9; prayer
for. II. vi. VII. 2; VIII. 3; tears
falling like, II. vi. III. 1.
Rainbow, I. iv. VII.
Rain-coats, II. iv. VI. 2.
Ram, no old, without horns, II. vii.
VI. 5 ; don't look for horns on a
young, III. iii. II. 8; sacrificing a,
III. ii. I. 7; and a bull, IV. i. [i.]
VII.
Rambling and singing, III. ii. VIII.
1, 2i.
Rams, pure, for victims, II. vi. VII. 2.
Rank, distinguished by robes, I. x. IX.
Ranks for an army, III. iii. IX. 2.
Rats, I. ii. VI.'3; iv. VIII.; ix.
VII.: II. iv. V. 3 ; smoked out, I.
xv. I. 5.
Reapers, IV. i. [iii.] V.; VI.
Reaping time, I. xv. I. 4, 7; beans,
II. vi. III. 3 ; sowing and III. iii.
III. 6: IV. ii. IV.
Rebellion plotted against Tsin, I. x.
III.; the duke of Chow on, I. xv. II.
Recesses, the, of a large mound, III.
ii. VIII.
Recluse, happiness of a, I. v. II.;
contentment of a, I. xii. III.
Recompense, every good deed has its,
III. iii. II. 6.
Reed-organ, I. vi. III. 1.
Reeds, divination bv, 1. v. IV. 2 : II.
i. IX, 4; a bundle of, I. v. VII. 1;
and rushes, I. xi. IV.: II. v. III.
4; sedges and, I. xv. I.
Reformation, a call for, III. ii. IX.
Refugees in Wei. 1. iii. XI.
Regathering of the people under king
Seuen, II. iii. VII.
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