Wilhelm, Richard, 1873-1930, Martens, Frederick Herman, 1874-1932 · New York : Frederick A. Stokes Co. · leaf 185
u I to the youth and said:This is Tsian Tang, my brother! Tsian Tang thanked him for having brought themessage. Then he turned to his brother and said:I have fought against the accursed dragons and haveutterly defeated them! How many did you slay? Six hundred thousand. Were any fields damaged? The… … TSIAN TANG BROUGHT OUT A PLATTER OF RED AMBERON WHICH LA^Y A CARBUNCLE. —Paye 151 NATURE AND ANIMAL TALES 157 still you were a little too rough, with him; in futureyou must not do anything of the sort again. AndTsian Tang promised not to. That evening Liu I was feasted at the castle. Musicand…
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