THE SHE KING; OR, THE BOOK OF ANCIENT POETRY

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* Shells on vermilion-strings, IV. ii.
IV. 5.
Shepherd's-purse, a plant, I. iii. X.
Shields, IV. i. [i.] VIII. ; dragon-
figured, and feather-figured, I. xi.
III. ; of duke Lew, III. ii. VI. 1.
Shoes, made of dolichos, I. viii. VI.
2; ix. I.: II. v. IX. 2.
Shouting and brawling, II. vii. VI. 4;
of workmen. III. i. III. 6; clamour
and. III. iii. I. 5.
Shrike, the, I. xv. I. 3.
Shrine, of king "Woo, IV. i. [ii.]
VIII.; [iii.] II.; of Woo-ting, IV.
iii. V. 6.
Sickles, IV. i. ["•] I-
Sieve, the Southern, a constellation,
II. v. VI. 2; IX. 7-
Sifting grain, III. ii. I. 7.
Sighing and groaning, III. ii. X. 5.
Silk, I. v. IV.; white, I. ii. VII.;
vii. XIX.; viii. III.; x. III. ;
green, and yellow, I. viii. III. ;
threads, I. ii. XIII. 3; girdle, I.
xiv. III. ; bands, ribbons, and cords,
I. iv. IX.; garments, I. iii. II. 3 :
IV. i. [iii.] VII.
Silk-worm moth, the, I. v. III. 2;
month, the, I. xv. I.
Silk-worms and weaving, III. iii. X.4.
Silken string, the, of a bow, III. iii.
II. 9.
Simple-looking lad, a, I. v. IV. 1.
Singing and whistling, a sign of satis
faction, I. ii. XI.; of sorrow, II.
viii. V. 3 ; and dancing, II. vii. IV.
3; to admonish by, I. xii. VI.; to
lutes, III. ii. II. 2 ; of birds, I. i.
II. 1; iii. VII. 4; VIII. 2 ; IX. 2,
3; xv. I.
Sister, I. iii. XIV. 2 ; v. III. 4.
Site of tho capital of Chow, III. i.
X ; T'au-foo looked out for a, III.
i. III. 2.
Six reins, the, II. i. III.; orders of
nobility, I. x. IX.; hosts of the king,
III. i." IV. 3; iii. IX. 1 ; days, a
husband absent for, II. viii. II. 2.
Sixth month, an expedition starts in
the, II. iii. III.
Skin of a rat, the, I. iv. VIII.
Skins, lambs' and sheep's, I. ii. VII.;
of white foxes, red panthers, and
yellow grisly bears, III. iii. VII. 6.
Skirts, gathering seeds in, I. i. VIII.
3; embroidered, I. xv. VI. 1.
Slab of stone, Paou-sze compared to a
thin, II. viii. V. 8.
Slanders, atramst iriving enr to. I. x.
XII.: II. iii. IX.; iv. VIII.; IX.
7 ; X. 4: v. 111.; vii. V. : III. iii.
X. 4; XI. 3; appeal to Heaven
against, II. v. IV.; of an old friend,
II. v. V.; an eunuch suffering from,
II. v. VI.; of women and eunuchs,
III. iii. X. 4.
Sleep, death spoken of as, I. vi. VI.
Sleep on couches, sons, but daughters,
on the ground, II. iv. V. 8, 9.
Sleet and snow, II. vii. III. 3.
Slippers, red, I. xv. VII. : HI. iii.
VII. 2; gold-adorned, II. iii. V. 4.
Slopes, those eastern, III. ii. VIII. 9.
Smartwccd, IV. i. [iii.] VI.
Smile of pride, the, I. iii. V.; every,
and word correct, II. vi. V. 3.
Snow, I. iii. XVI. : II. i. VII. 6;
VIII. 4; vi. VI. 2; vii. III. 3;
I.. 7, 8.
Social life, the duties of, IV. i. p.] X.
Soldier's thought of home, a, I. ix.
IV.; x. VIII. ; xv. III.
Soldiers, separation of, from their
families, I. iii. VI.; vi. IV.: II. i.
VII.; complaint of, against the
minister of War, II. iv. I.; cheer
ful alacrity of, II. viii. III.; misery
and murmuring of, II. viii. X.
Solitary, alas! for the helpless and,
II. iv. VIII. 13 ; v. II. o ; the king,
III. ii. X. 7: IV. i. [iii.] I.
Son of a marquis married, the, I. ii.
XIII.; Oh! my, III. iii. II. 10,12;
of Heaven. See Heaven.
Song, my few verses in prolongation
of your, III. ii. VIII. 10; I have
made this, II. v. V. 8 : III. iii. III.
16 ; V. 8 ; VI. 8.
Songs, responding in, I. xii. IV.
Sons, seven, blaming themselves for
their mother's sorrow, I. iii. VIII.;
and daughters, the auspicious inti
mations, and different lot of, II. iv.
V. 7, 8, 9 ; train and teach your, II.
v. II. 3; of the East, and of the
West, II. v. IX. 4 ; and grandsons,
II. vi. V. 6: IV. i. [iii.] V.
Son-el, I. ix. II.
Sorrow, of an officer, I. iii. I.; XV.;
of a wife, I. iii. II.; of a mother,
I. iii. VII.; at the departure of the
duke of Chow from the Bast, I. xv.
VI. ; caused by the minister of War,
II. iv. I.; of the people, III. ii.
IX. See Heart.
Sound nor smell, the doings of Heaven
have neither, III. i. I. 7-
Soups, III. iii. I.: IV. ii. IV. 4; iii. II.
South hill, the, I. viii. VI.; xiv. II. :
II. i. \ I. 6; ii. VII.; iv. V.; VII.
5. 6 ; vi. VI. 1.
South, tribes of the, IV. ii. III. 6;
the hordes of the, III. iii. II. 4; in
the, is the barbel, II. V. 1, 2; an
expedition to the, II. iii. IV.; viii.
III.; a ridge on the, III. ii. VI. 3 ;
the States of the, II. v. X. 6 : III.
iii. V.; IX.
South-lying acres, I. xv. I. 1 : II. vi.
VII. 1, 3; VIII. 1, 4: IV. i. [iii.]
V.; VI.
Southern Sieve, a constellation, II. v.
VI. 2; IX. 7 ; sea, III. iii. VIII-
3 ; metals, IV. ii. III. 8.
Southernwood, I. i. IX.; ii. II. ; xiv.
IV.: xv. I.: II. i. I. 2; ii. IX.;
vi. III. 3 ; offering, with fat, III. ii.
I. 7; oxtail-, I. vi. VIII.; aster-,
II. iii. II. ; different kinds of. II. v.
VIII. I, 2.
Sovereign, a true, III. i. X. ; the duty
of a, III. ii. VII.; ulas! you, of
Yin-Shang, III. iii. I.; the"last, of
Hea, III. iii. I. 8 ; truly is the king
the, -lord, IV. i. [i.~j VIII. ; -king-,
IV. i. [iL] VIII.
Sovereigns, the virtuous, of old, II. vi.
IV.; the three, in heaven, III. i.
IX. 1; our two, IV. i. [i.] VI.
Sow-bug, in chambers, I. xv. III/2.
Sowing, II. vi. VIII. I: III. iii. III.
6: IV. i. [ii.] II.; [iii.] V.; VI.;
ii. IV. 1; neither, nor reaping, I.
ix. VI.
Sowthistle, I. iii. X.; x. XII. 2 : III.
i. III. 3.
Sparrow, I. ii. VI.
Sparrow-gourd, the, I. v. VI.
Sparrow-plum, the, I. ii. XIII.; xi.
VII.; xv. I. 6.
Spears, I. vii. V.; xi. VIII. : II. iv.
VII. 8: III. ii. VI. 1: IV. i. [i.]
VIII.; ii. IV. 5.
Speech, the artful, II. iv. X. 5; with
out action, II. v. I, 3 ; elegance of,
II. viii. I. I; be cautious in, III.
iii. II. 5, 6.
Sphex, the, II. v. II. 3.
Spider's web, I. xv. III. 2.
Spike, worn at the girdle, I. v. VI. I.
Spinner, the, an insect, I. xv. I. 5.
Spinning and weaving, I. xv. L 3.
Spirit, the Father of husbandry, the,
II. vi. VIII. 2 ; of the Path, the,
III. ii. I. 7; iii. VI. 7; VII. 3; no,
not honoured, III. iii. IV. 2; the
mountains sent down a, III. iii. V. 1.
Spirits, = spiritual beings, hearken to
him who cultivates friendship, II. i.
V. I-; come and confer blessings,
II. i. VI. 5; vi. V.; hearken to
those who love the correct and up
right, II. vi. III. 4, 5 ; representa
tives of, eating and drinking, II. vi.
V.; of the land, and of the four
quarters, II. vi. VII. 2; VIII. 4:
III. iii. IV. 6; great altar to the, of
the land, set up, III. i. III. 7;
cheered and encouraged by the, III.
i. V. 5 ; had no occasion for com
plaint or dissatisfaction. III. i. VI.
2 ; the host of all the, III. ii. VIII.
3; the approaches of, cannot be
calculated beforehand, III. iii. II.
7; reverent to the intelligent, III.
iii. IV. 6; the, are not blessing, III.
iii. X. 5 ; he has attracted and given
rest to all, IV. i. [i.] VIII.
Spirits, ardent, and viands, I. x. II.:
II. vii. III. ; IV. 3 ; iv. VIII. 12 ;
vi. V. 1: III. ii. IV.; making and
drinking, I. xv. I. 6, 8 : II. vi. VI.
3 ; straining, II. i. V. 2, 3 ; good
and abundant, II. ii. III. 1, 2, 3;
V. ; and food, daughters have only
to think of, II. iv. V. 9; presents
of, II. v. IX. 5 ; sacrificing with,
II. vi. V.; VI.: IV. i. [ii.] IV.;
[iii.] V. ; good and soft, II. vii. I.
4: IV. i. [iii.] VII.; mild and
good, II. vii. VI. I; pouring out a
cup of, II. viii. VII.; clear (yellow
liquid), III. i. V. 2, 4 : IV. iii. II.;
sweet and strong, III. ii. II. 4;
drinking to the full, III. ii. III.
(See Drinking) ; pouring into a cala
bash, III. ii. VI. 4 ; the king's face
flushed with, III. iii. I. 5 ; besotted
by, HI. iii. II. 3; a hundred vases of
clear, III. iii. VII. 3 ; herb-flavour
ed, from black millet, III. iii. VIII.
5 ; sweet, IV. i. [ii.] IV.; [iii.] V.;
drinking the good, IV. ii. III. 3.
Spirits (animal), full of, III. ii.
VIII. 2.
Spokes, wood for, I. ix. VI.;' aids for,
II. iv. VIII. 9, 10.
Spoons, of thorn-wood, II. v. IX. 1.
Sport, do not make, III. ii. X. 4, 8.
Spring, thoughts natural to the, I. ii.
XII.; the approach of, I. xv. I. :
II. i. VIII. 6; it is now the end of,
IV. i. [ii.] I.; and autumn sacri
fices, IV. ii. IV. 3.
Spring of water, I. iii. XIV. 1 : II.
v. X. 5 ; cool, I. iii. VII. 3; xiv.
IV. : II. v. IX. 3; a stream flow
ing from a, II. v. I. 5; nothing
deeper than a, II. v. III. 8; water
bubbling up from s, II. vii. VIII.
2 : III. iii. X. 7; surely as the
wrater flows from a, III. iii. II. 4;
when a, becomes dry, III. iii. XI. 6.
Springs and streams, II. viii. HI. 5 :
HI. ii. VI. 5; and pools, III. i.
VII. 6; the hundred, III. ii. VI. 3.
Sprinkle and sweep, III. iii. II. 4.
Spuds and hoes, IV. i. [ii.] I.