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Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio, Vol. 2 (of 2)

Note 174 — CVI. THE RESUSCITATED CORPSE.

Herbert Allen Giles translation

This instrument, used by Buddhist priests in the musical accompaniment to their liturgies, is said to be so called because a fish never closes its eyes, and is therefore a fit model of vigilance to him who would walk in the paths of holiness and virtue. return to text

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