 | Philological Society (Great Britain) - 1887 - 892 דפים
...food, our drink, our clothes, are all different from those of the Flowery States ; we do not exchange silks or other articles of introduction with their courts ; their language and ours do 1 Now Wu in Mandarin pronunciation. Corresponding roughly to the Maritime provinces of Kiiing-su and... | |
 | Terrien de Lacouperie - 1887 - 186 דפים
...food, our drink, our clothes, are all different from those of the Flowery States ; we do not exchange silks or other articles of introduction with their courts ; their language and ours do 1 Now Wu in Mandarin pronunciation. Corresponding roughly to the Maritime provinces of Kiang-su and... | |
 | Philological Society (Great Britain) - 1887 - 880 דפים
...food, our drink, our clothes, are all different from those of the Flowery States; we do not exchange silks or other articles of introduction with their courts ; their language and ours do 1 Now Wu in Mandarin pronunciation. Corresponding roughly to the Maritime provinces nf Kiang-su and... | |
 | A. G. de Bruin - 1914 - 414 דפים
...An in ; 1d with the there be? ler, ntelligent as you hands, what evil yo 6 With a pri government 543 Our drink, our food, our clothes are all different...them, what evil is it possible for us to have done? 544 He said: "what occasion is there for employing a sage? I will do nothing but drink. Travelling... | |
 | 1878 - 582 דפים
...food, our drink, and our clothes are all different from those of the Flowery States; we do not exchange silks or other articles of introduction with their...— what evil is it possible for us to have done?' If it was so with tho^e Jung, it was the same, doubtless, with other tribes as well; and they had,... | |
 | Victoria Institute (Great Britain) - 1890 - 410 דפים
...food, our drink, and our clothes are all different from those of the Flowery States. We do not exohange silks or other articles of introduction with their...do not admit of intercourse between us and them." So it is ; until our own times the Chinese hare dwelt as a race alone ; and it has not been possible... | |
 | Philological Society (Great Britain) - 1887 - 900 דפים
...food, our drink, our clothes, are all different from those of the Flowery States ; we do not exchange silks or other articles of introduction with their courts ; their language and ours do 1 Now JTii in Mandarin pronunciation. Corresponding roughly to the Maritime provinces of Kian^'-su... | |
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... encroachments of the State, also nonChinese, of Ts'u.2 It was in the 14th year of the Duke Siang of Lu, otherwise 558 BC The Jung Viscount Kin-tchi, previous to his admission to the covenant, said : " Our food, our drink, our clothes, are all different... 