Chinese Ditties
Chinese Ditties
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^ji nii m ^ HE When the moon goddess begins to shed her light father sews cloth and mother reels thread, and the girl comes and spins lunyfu. She spins two or three pieces to the sound Itolalula, holalala.
[L'ung-fu in olden times was the rush tube put on the shuttle before drawing the thread through with the teeth. Hoialala, or huiarnra. Is the sound made by the shuttle as it spins round. H here has the sound '^p. ^ may be either a relative or non-relative. This ditty comes from Wei-hui. Honau.... ] m m. X 7K X m m m ^ x^^ ^ m^ iin M ^^ ^f^ m :^mmm'^^Mn ^m^ ^jj t h m m a- ^i m \^ m^ ^WMUM^ :4i M 6^j 6^ ^ ^ ^ -y;- M ^ i^- >i> ^ + il-i + ^ -^^ ^± SI # # ?! rr Mottled bamboo! bitter bamboo! He contracts a mai'riage with his neighbour whose house is opposite to his own. The son of his neighboui' can ride and his daughter can etabroidei. His eldest daughter embroiders designs of ling-chih grass; the second embroiders figures of peonies ; but the third cannot embroider at all. But she can spin on the spinning-wheel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ji nii m ^ HE When the moon goddess begins to shed her light father sews cloth and mother reels thread, and the girl comes and spins lunyfu. She spins two or three pieces to the sound Itolalula, holalala.
[L'ung-fu in olden times was the rush tube put on the shuttle before drawing the thread through with the teeth. Hoialala, or huiarnra. Is the sound made by the shuttle as it spins round. H here has the sound '^p. ^ may be either a relative or non-relative. This ditty comes from Wei-hui. Honau.... ] m m. X 7K X m m m ^ x^^ ^ m^ iin M ^^ ^f^ m :^mmm'^^Mn ^m^ ^jj t h m m a- ^i m \^ m^ ^WMUM^ :4i M 6^j 6^ ^ ^ ^ -y;- M ^ i^- >i> ^ + il-i + ^ -^^ ^± SI # # ?! rr Mottled bamboo! bitter bamboo! He contracts a mai'riage with his neighbour whose house is opposite to his own. The son of his neighboui' can ride and his daughter can etabroidei. His eldest daughter embroiders designs of ling-chih grass; the second embroiders figures of peonies ; but the third cannot embroider at all. But she can spin on the spinning-wheel.
What to read after Chinese Ditties?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E T C Edward Theodore Chalmers Werner to read onlineMoreLess
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