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As the chase gives way to Baochai falsely naming Daiyu as an eavesdropper the seemingly playful pursuit f ( xi , play ) turns into something transgressive that marks Baochai with Xiren as an assailant . It is significant that what ...
As the chase gives way to Baochai falsely naming Daiyu as an eavesdropper the seemingly playful pursuit f ( xi , play ) turns into something transgressive that marks Baochai with Xiren as an assailant . It is significant that what ...
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Hawkes ( 1973 , 1.440 ) also gives an excellent translation of this gāthā . I have used the Yang translation here because it very ingeniously captures with the repetition of the word ¡§ test ¡¨ the drumbeat intensity of the original .
Hawkes ( 1973 , 1.440 ) also gives an excellent translation of this gāthā . I have used the Yang translation here because it very ingeniously captures with the repetition of the word ¡§ test ¡¨ the drumbeat intensity of the original .
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Dai - yu the nickname of frowner ' ( 2 ) in chapter three , and gives two names , ¡§ Yelu Hunni ' ( LB # ) and ' Aventurin ' ( 2. ) , to the ex - actress Fang - guan ( £á ) in chapter 63. He also gives names to most of the sites in the ...
Dai - yu the nickname of frowner ' ( 2 ) in chapter three , and gives two names , ¡§ Yelu Hunni ' ( LB # ) and ' Aventurin ' ( 2. ) , to the ex - actress Fang - guan ( £á ) in chapter 63. He also gives names to most of the sites in the ...
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