Index:More Translations from the Chinese (Waley).djvu

Title	More Translations from the Chinese
Author	Arthur Waley
Year	1919
Publisher	Alfred A. Knopf
Location	New York
Source	djvu
Progress	Proofread—All pages of the work proper are proofread, but not all are validated
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CONTENTS

1. PAGE

2. Introduction

   5

3.  
   Ch'ü Yüan:—

4. The Great Summons

   13

5.  
   Wang Wei:—

6. Prose Letter

   23

7.  
   Li Po:—

8. Drinking Alone by Moonlight

   27

9. In the Mountains on a Summer Day

   29

10. Waking from Drunkenness on a Spring Day

    30

11. Self-Abandonment

    31

12. To Tan Ch'iu

    32

13. Clearing at Dawn

    33

14.  
    Po Chü-i:—

15. Life of Po Chü-i

    35

16. After Passing the Examination

    37

17. Escorting Candidates to the Examination Hall

    38

18. In Early Summer Lodging in a Temple to Enjoy the Moonlight

    39

19. Sick Leave

    40

20. Watching the Reapers

    41

21. Going Alone to Spend a Night at the Hsien-Yu Temple

    42

22. Planting Bamboos

    43

23. To Li Chien

    44

24. At the End of Spring

    45

25. The Poem on the Wall

    46

26. Chu Ch'ēn Village

    47

27. Fishing in the Wei River

    50

28. Lazy Man's Song

    51

29. Illness and Idleness

    52

30. Winter Night

    53

31. The Chrysanthemums in the Eastern Garden

    54

32. Poems in Depression, at Wei Village

    55

33. To His Brother Hsing-Chien, Who was in Tung-Ch'uan

    56

34. Starting Early from the Ch'u-Ch'ēng Inn

    57

35. Rain

    58

36. The Beginning of Summer

    59

37. Visiting the Hsi-Lin Temple

    60

38. Prose Letter to Yüan Chēn

    61

39. Hearing the Early Oriole

    65

40. Dreaming that I Went with Lu and Yu to Visit Yüan Chēn

    66

41. The Fifteenth Volume

    67

42. Invitation to Hsiao Chü-Shih

    68

43. To Li Chien

    69

44. The Spring River

    70

45. After Collecting the Autumn Taxes

    71

46. Lodging with the Old Man of the Stream

    72

47. To His Brother Hsing-Chien

    73

48. The Pine-Trees in the Courtyard

    74

49. Sleeping on Horseback

    76

50. Parting from the Winter Stove

    77

51. Good-Bye to the People of Hangchow

    78

52. Written when Governor of Soochow

    79

53. Getting Up Early on a Spring Morning

    80

54. Losing a Slave-Girl

    81

55. The Grand Houses at Lo-Yang

    82

56. The Cranes

    83

57. On His Baldness

    84

58. Thinking of the Past

    85

59. A Mad Poem Addressed to My Nephews and Nieces

    87

60. Old Age

    88

61. To a Talkative Guest

    89

62. To Liu Yü-Hsi

    90

63. My Servant Wakes Me

    91

64. Since I Lay Ill

    92

65. Song of Past Feelings

    93

66. Illness

    96

67. Resignation

    97

68.  
    Yüan Chēn:—

69. The Story of Ts'ui Ying-Ying

    101

70. The Pitcher

    114

71.  
    Po Hsing-chien:—

72. The Story of Miss Li

    117

73.  
    Wang Chien:—

74. Hearing that His Friend was Coming Back from the War

    137

75. The South

    138

76.  
    Ou-yang Hsiu:—

77. Autumn

    141

78. Appendix

    144