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The Chinese fairy book (1921)

Wilhelm, Richard, 1873-1930, Martens, Frederick Herman, 1874-1932 · New York : Frederick A. Stokes Co. · leaf 8

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Wu Kung is equip-ped to struggle against all external powers, he is conquered by Budd-ha, who does not combat him, but subdues him by his omnipresence.The Monk of the Yangste-Eaang is Huan Dschuang, see No. 68. Thecirclet or ring whichcan be made tighter when the ape does not obey^reappears in… … •THE CROWS CO^rE Fl.YTXG AND FORM A BRIDGE OVER WHICH THE VVl.AVINC, MAIDEN CROSSES THE SirAMili. liiVKB THE CHINESE FAIRYBOOK EDITED BYDR. R. WILHELM TRANSLATED AFTER ORIGINAL SOURCES BYFREDERICK H. MARTENS

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