Notices of Chinese Seals Found in Ireland
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" 30. — Too yin heo chung — " Too is a surname, heo chung is an individual or (as we would say) a baptismal name. The word yin marks this. " 31. — The impression not to he deciphet^ed.
32. — Yew Chuh ; Friendly to the Bamboo. " The bamboo tree is a very elegant object, as it grows in China. " "-■ 33. — Shan gin ; Literally a man of the mountains. " Is used of hermits, and also, China monks or bonzes. " 34. — Impression not to he depcipher ed.
3-5. — Ping hoo ; Literally ice vessel, "signifies a... pure heart. " * Mr. Thomas Dawson, 23, East-side Bethnal-green, under date 1 1 th November, ] 848, sends the following notice of this Seal: — "No 32 contains two Chinese Seal characters; 1st jew, a friend ; chiih, the bamboo ; that is, the Seal of Mr. Yew, chiih, " — E. G.
D 2G " There is a line of Chinese poetry running : — Yih peen ping sin tsae yu hoo — a pure heart in a vessel of pre- cious stone ; * a word or two of which is often taken to express a pure heart. ' " 36.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 30. — Too yin heo chung — " Too is a surname, heo chung is an individual or (as we would say) a baptismal name. The word yin marks this. " 31. — The impression not to he deciphet^ed.
32. — Yew Chuh ; Friendly to the Bamboo. " The bamboo tree is a very elegant object, as it grows in China. " "-■ 33. — Shan gin ; Literally a man of the mountains. " Is used of hermits, and also, China monks or bonzes. " 34. — Impression not to he depcipher ed.
3-5. — Ping hoo ; Literally ice vessel, "signifies a... pure heart. " * Mr. Thomas Dawson, 23, East-side Bethnal-green, under date 1 1 th November, ] 848, sends the following notice of this Seal: — "No 32 contains two Chinese Seal characters; 1st jew, a friend ; chiih, the bamboo ; that is, the Seal of Mr. Yew, chiih, " — E. G.
D 2G " There is a line of Chinese poetry running : — Yih peen ping sin tsae yu hoo — a pure heart in a vessel of pre- cious stone ; * a word or two of which is often taken to express a pure heart. ' " 36.
What to read after Notices of Chinese Seals Found in Ireland?
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