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廬山避署   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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孫福熙著
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Title
廬山避署
Publisher
女子書店[發行]
Description

短篇遊記23篇。附錄曾仲鳴《十里訪名泉》一文

目錄
一 有點支撐不住了
二 乘長風發空論
三 九江水邊聽唱
四 潯陽旅館
五 腳先於頭上廬山
六 清涼則有之
七 王家坡觀仙浴
八 石頭的牛頭
九 廬山雲霧都從天門出
十 錦鏽山谷的情愛
十一 仙人洞的仙水
十二 廬山雲霧不能使我迷糊
十三 經過牛津劍橋耶耳
十四 蘆林游泳池
十五 黃龍潭中的倩影
十六 我幾乎會游泳
十七 長距離游
十八 龍鬚上的天下太平
十九 不洗澡也洗澡了
二十 海會寺夜談
二十一 白鹿洞書院
二十二 繞五老峰一周
二十三 九江炎熱
附錄
十里訪名泉

Language Chinese
Publication date 民國22[1933]
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institution QS:P195,Q732353
(民國時期文獻 民國圖書)
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全國圖書館文獻縮微中心 國家圖書館
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遊記-廬山
中圖分類
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K928.3
拼音題名
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lu shan bi shu
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