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Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio (Volumes 1 and 2)

Note 352 — LXII. THE MARRIAGE LOTTERY.

Herbert Allen Giles translation

Literally, “One who would make wild geese alight and fish dive down for shame;” or, as the next line from the same poem has it, “a beauty which would obscure the moon and put flowers to the blush.” return to text

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