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Title: Tsze teen piao muh : a guide to the dictionary
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Jenner, Thomas, 1836-
Subjects: Chinese language Japanese language
Publisher: London : Luzac
Contributing Library: Cornell University Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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untaius, (Jj ^, ^ijan-tung and jJLl g§ , J>8an-^t, EAST AND WEST of the MOUNTAINS. fp^ Ho, RIVER, ^ , nan, SOUTH, that is south of ^ j^rJ , Hwang-ho, whichmeans, TELLOW-RIVER; remember it so. tL ^ Utiangs^u and ^ ^ .n3an==81nui bid us now to tell how, Btians*ntng and ^u^cgota, .TQgan^liiing and Igiuul^cljata, As principal cities theirtitles bestow. •/X g§ Ktans*?f, RIVER WEST (where the Yang-tsz doth flow); Wxfl. CBEJj^ftiann, CROOKED RIVER, so easily seen, fffg ^, jfug^ftien,WELL ESTABLISHED, as plainly does mean. M ^t HU-PEH and fj^ ^ HU-NAN, these provinces two, lie NORTH andSOUTH of the Tung-ting gu. (Lit. Deep chamber lake). ^ ^, Kttiang^tung and, ^ 1§, KtHang-pt, BROAD-EAST and BROAD-WEST, ^ ^, ^un^nan means CLOUD-SOUTH (of the mountains so dressed). ^ fW , latUCi^cfiau, NOBLE-REGION; WESTERN PASSES. (J^ ^ J)Ben*!3i. -^ ^, Bian^^ug, WILLINGJ reverence, as plain as can be. The list is complete; how easy it seems, to point out PJ j;; ^s^cFlUCll,the State with FOUR-STREAMS.
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