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“No beating of the wings will enable the poor bird to rise.”
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- PREFACE v
- CONTENTS vii
- INTRODUCTION 1
- “One remembered, ten forgotten” 16
- “More than three years on a donkey's back.” 41
- “No beating of the wings will enable the poor bird to rise.” 58
- “The thought of returning to the home hills is ended!” 71
- “The rebellion of the eastern Tatars has not come to an end.” 90
- “Now at last, countless armies will sweep away the rebellion like wind upon dried leaves.” 119
- “Within one year, four long trips.” 138
- “Is this life to be finished in Shu?” 160
- “Is there after all a man like place for an old me?” 189
- “The old man from Tu-ling marooned in K‘uei-chou.” 219
- “A fame that is to last thousands of years Will rise after an unappreciated life is past.” 281
- A NOTE ON PRONOUNCING CHINESE NAMES 285
- INDEX 287
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- PREFACE v
- CONTENTS vii
- INTRODUCTION 1
- “One remembered, ten forgotten” 16
- “More than three years on a donkey's back.” 41
- “No beating of the wings will enable the poor bird to rise.” 58
- “The thought of returning to the home hills is ended!” 71
- “The rebellion of the eastern Tatars has not come to an end.” 90
- “Now at last, countless armies will sweep away the rebellion like wind upon dried leaves.” 119
- “Within one year, four long trips.” 138
- “Is this life to be finished in Shu?” 160
- “Is there after all a man like place for an old me?” 189
- “The old man from Tu-ling marooned in K‘uei-chou.” 219
- “A fame that is to last thousands of years Will rise after an unappreciated life is past.” 281
- A NOTE ON PRONOUNCING CHINESE NAMES 285
- INDEX 287
