The Chinese Classics, כרך 3J.B. Lippincott & Company, 1876 |
מתוך הספר
תוצאות 1-5 מתוך 38
עמוד 82
... blows soft and kind , Till each twig , in inmost place , Swells with life , and shines with grace . O how great the toil and care ' Twas our mother's lot to bear ! 2 On that jujube tree the wind , From the 82 [ PART I. THE BOOK OF POETRY .
... blows soft and kind , Till each twig , in inmost place , Swells with life , and shines with grace . O how great the toil and care ' Twas our mother's lot to bear ! 2 On that jujube tree the wind , From the 82 [ PART I. THE BOOK OF POETRY .
עמוד 88
... grace ! 4 Hazels on hills ; the ling in meadow damp ; - Each has its place , while I'm a slighted scamp . My thoughts go back to th ' early days of Chow , And muse upon its chiefs , not equalled now . O noble chiefs , who then the west ...
... grace ! 4 Hazels on hills ; the ling in meadow damp ; - Each has its place , while I'm a slighted scamp . My thoughts go back to th ' early days of Chow , And muse upon its chiefs , not equalled now . O noble chiefs , who then the west ...
עמוד 102
... grace is he ! As knife and file make smooth the bone , As jade by chisel wrought and stone , Is stamp upon him set . Grave and of dignity serene ; With force of will as plainly seen ; Accomplished , elegant in mien ; Him we can ne'er ...
... grace is he ! As knife and file make smooth the bone , As jade by chisel wrought and stone , Is stamp upon him set . Grave and of dignity serene ; With force of will as plainly seen ; Accomplished , elegant in mien ; Him we can ne'er ...
עמוד 103
... grace is he ! Pure as the finest tin or gold , And as the sceptre princes hold So strong , while mild in mood ! See him in car with lofty side , Magnanimous and free from pride . His words to jest are oft allied , But never are they ...
... grace is he ! Pure as the finest tin or gold , And as the sceptre princes hold So strong , while mild in mood ! See him in car with lofty side , Magnanimous and free from pride . His words to jest are oft allied , But never are they ...
עמוד 118
... the mound plum trees have place . There some one keeps those youths ; There some one keeps those youths : - O for their kew - stones girdle to grace ! — BOOK VII . THE ODES OF CH'ING . THE State 118 [ PART I. THE BOOK OF POETRY .
... the mound plum trees have place . There some one keeps those youths ; There some one keeps those youths : - O for their kew - stones girdle to grace ! — BOOK VII . THE ODES OF CH'ING . THE State 118 [ PART I. THE BOOK OF POETRY .
מהדורות אחרות - הצג הכל
מונחים וביטויים נפוצים
according allusive appear assigned bear Book bright bring brother called capital CELEBRATING Ch'ing chief Chinese Choo Chow collection comes Confucius course court death descendants display duke duties dynasty east father feast follow Fung give given grace grow hand happy heart Heaven hill hold House husband Keang keep king kingdom lady land leaves lines live look lord meaning metaphorical mind minister month moved narrative never noble o'er odes officers pieces poems Poetry PRAISE Preface present prince referred reign rest rise robe round royal rule seen Seuen Shang spirits spring stand stanza steeds stream Sung supposed things thought trees Ts'e Ts'in VIII virtue wife young
קטעים בולטים
עמוד 15 - I have heard that a minister of state in the reign of queen Elizabeth had all manner of books and ballads brought to him, of what kind soever, and took great notice how much they took with the people; upon which he would, and certainly might, very well judge of their present dispositions, and the most proper way of applying them according to his own purposes.
עמוד 225 - And daughters also to him shall be born. They shall be placed upon the ground to sleep ; Their playthings tiles, their dress the simplest worn ; Their part alike from good and ill to keep, And ne'er their parents' hearts to cause to mourn ; To cook the food, and spirit-malt to steep.
עמוד 297 - Oh! great is God; his glance on earth he bent, Scanning our regions with severe intent For one whose rule the people should content. " The earlier lines of kings had practised ill, And ruling, ruled not after God's just will; He therefore 'mong the States was searching still.
עמוד 168 - ... left," the ruler cries; And to its mark his arrow flies. The hunting done, northward he goes; And in the park the driver shows The horses' points, and his own skill That rules and guides them at his will.
עמוד 220 - The withered leaves the eager searcher sees. The hurtful ne'er without some good was born; — The stones that mar the hill will grind the corn. All true words spread, as from the marsh's eye The crane's sonorous note ascends the sky. Goodness throughout the widest sphere abides, As fish round isle and through the ocean glides. And lesser good near greater you shall see, As grows the paper shrub 'neath sandal-tree.
עמוד 178 - Like splendid robes appear the wings Of the ephemeral fly; And such the pomp of those great men, Which soon in death shall lie! I grieve! Would they but come to me! To teach them I should try. The...
עמוד 79 - O sun, should ever be complete, While thine, O changing moon, doth wax and wane. But now our sun hath waned, weak and effete, And moons are ever full. My heart with pain Is firmly bound, and held in sorrow's chain, As to the body cleaves an unwashed dress. Silent I think of my sad case; in vain I try to find relief from my distress. Would I had wings to fly where ills no longer...
עמוד 280 - Both rush and grass from the bright clouds The genial dew partake. Kind and impartial, nature's laws No odious difference make. But providence appears unkind; Events are often hard. This man, to principle untrue, Denies me his regard. Northward the pools their waters send, To flood each paddy field; So get the fields the sap they need, Their store of rice to yield. But that great man no deed of grace Deigns to bestow on me. My songs are sighs. At thought of him My heart aches wearily. The mulberry...
עמוד 224 - Grand is the hall the noble lord ascends ; In height, like human form, most reverent, grand ; And straight, as flies the shaft when bow unbends ; Its tints like hues when pheasant's wings expand.
עמוד 193 - On dashed my four steeds, without halt, without stay, Though toilsome and winding from -Chow was the way. I wished to return — but the monarch's command Forbade that his business be done with slack hand; And my heart was with sadness oppressed. On dashed my four steeds; I ne'er slackened the reins. They snorted and panted — all white, with black manes. I wished to return, but our sovereign's command Forbade that his business be done with slack hand; — And I dared not to pause or to rest. Unresting...