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byallsortsofcunningthroughsicknessore
gentlenessthananaveragedenursees
trytosaveneyforhiandduringhisnthsoryears
ofabsenceshecanthereforebechasteasheperiod
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ofthishabitationy
lastafeayextendtoagenerationuntilshehasboehibr 》
otherand
thenfindthaithegorgeousnsionhasdisappearedandinitsplaceisanold；old
grave；otherfoxforsheisonlyone
ofthosefoxspiritstheetissheleavesbehinda
notesayingthatshe；butthatsheed
toenjoyhunlife；andnoprosper；sheisgratefuland
hopestheyaginationhout
soaringalofttogodlikeheights；investstheindan
passionsandhunsorroaginaryh
thereal；andhasnodesireforapletelyexplained
thisqualityofthechineseiginationissolittleknohatiwillgiveherea
translationofatale；thetaleofckiennianghandeddothetangdynastyi
dontknoherthestoryistrueoot；buttheaffairhappenedintheyearsaround
ad690；duringthereignoftheeressasandscholars3
adebelievable
becauseitisdehun
itranslatedbyprofessorhagiles
chienniangrchangyi；anofficialinhunanshehadausin
bythenaofantheyhad
grochildhood；andasherfatherheyoungboy；
hehadsaidthatheisetheyhad
bothheard；andasshedaytodaytheynupyoungpeople；andevenhad
intiterelationshipsan
etobegforherhandfrobr 》
herfather；and；ignoringorforgettinghisearlyprose；hensentedchienniang；
tobetan
edthathedecidedheherthanstayandseehis
sethebrideofanotherpersonsohedeupapretextandinford
hisunclethathehadtogoato
stay；hegavehioneyandpresentsandprepare**rewang
chou；sadtotakeleaveofhislover；hinkingitalloverookofthe
feast；andhetoldhielfthatitaintocarryona
hopelessronce
sooutonaboatofanafteoon；andbeforehehadgoneafeiles
itantotieuptheboatalongshoreandrestfor
thenightthatnightheuldnotsleep；andtoidnightheheardthesoundof
quickfootstepsapproachinginafeinutesthesoundhaddraheboathe
gotupandinquired；”hereatthishourofthenight””itisi；even
chienniang；”hereplysurprisedanddelightedbeyondhisexpectations；heled
herdothatshehadhopedtobehishather
fatherhadbeenunfairtohiandthatsheuldnotbearpartingfroishewas
afraid；too；thathe；lonelyandtravellinginstrangeparts；ghtbedriventotakehis
ohecensureofsocietyandtheangerofherparentsand
etofolloheyogetherand
ntinuedtheirjoueytoszechuen
fiveyearspassedhappilyandsheborehithe
faly；andshearred
theirhappinessshedidnotknoherherparents；
andonenightshebegantellingsinceshe
pietytoleavetheoldparentsthus
”thisisyourfilialpiety5saidherhusband”iayouinthinkingthis
itseethatnoerfiveyearshavepassed；surelytheyarenotstillangryhus
e”chienniangade
preparationstogohohtheirthildren
etoochienniang；”idonot
knoindyourparentsareinsoletgoalonefirsttofindout9
hisheartatingashedreherinlawshouseonseeinghis
fatherinladoowed；andbeggedforforgivenesson
hearingthis；changyilysurprised；andsaid；”areyoutalkingabout
chiennianghasbeenlyingunnsciousinbedfortheselastfiveyearssinceyouleft
shehasneverevenleftherbed””iaotlying；3saidwangghou”sheiswelland
ingintheboat”
changyididnotknoaidservantstoseechienniang
theysating；heboat；andsheeventoldthe
servantstonveyherlovetoherparentsbeaidservantsran
hotoketheirreport；andeanwhile；
sheberhadheardoftheneedher
illnessherbedand
dressedherselfbeforeherrrorslingande
straighttotheboatshee；andtheyton
theriverbankeltedintooneshape；
andtheirdresseshereappearedtheoldghienniang；asyoungand
aslovelyasever
bothherparentstheybadetheirservantskeepthesecretandnot
telltheneighboursaboutit；inordertoavoidgossipsonoone；excepttheclose
relativesofthechangfaly；everknehisstrangehappening
houandchiennianglivedonashusbandandyyears
beforetheydied
itisperhapsplete
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lyexplainedandthatthereisso
rooorthistypeofiginationtheproperuseofiginationistogivebeautyto
theorallifehunintelligenceisusedtonverttheo
aplaentforhunexistence；sointheartisticlifethegiftof
iginationisusedtoonplaceyto
keitthrobentinchina；theartoflivingisonehthe
artsofpaintingandpoetryaslilitheendoftheseventeenthcentury
expresseditinadraticpassage；
firstthehillsinthepainting
thenthepaintinginthehills
chapterfour
idealsoflife
ichinesehunisbr 》
tounderstandtheusttrytounderstandanishoe
aningitilies；firstajustnanlife；sendly；a
pletedevotiontotheseends；andthirdly；theattainntoftheseendsbythespirit
ofhunreasonablenessorthedoean；ayalsobe
onsense
thequestionoftheaningoflifehasperplexedephilosophers；andithas
neverbeensolved梟aturally；theteleologicalpointofview；
as；arecreated
forthegoodofthisuchpainandsery
inthislifetoalloanspride；teleologyistherefore
carriedovertothenextlife；andthisearthlylifeisthenlookeduponasapreparation
forthelifehereafter；innfortyhthelogifsocrates；hlookedupona
ferociousuralprovisionforthetrainingofthehusbandscharacterthis
sotisgivespeaindfora
nt；butthentheetealquestion；”eaningoflife”esback
others；likenietzsethatlifest
haveaningandbelievethatprogressisinacircle；andhunachieventsarea
savagedanarketbutstillthequestionesback
eteally；liketheseaeaningoflife”
thechinesehunistsbelievetheyhavefoundthetrueendoflifeandarscious
ofitforthechinesetheendoflifeliesnotinlifeafterdeath；fortheideathatwelive
inordertodie；astaughtbychristianity；isinprehensible；norinnirvana；forthat
istootaphysient；forthatistoo
vainglorious；noryetinprogressforprogresssake；forthatisaninglessthetrue
end；theentofa
silelife；especiallythefalylife；andinhaioussocialrelationshipsthefirst
poehatachildleasinschoolruns：
cloudsbybreezesareo；
luredbyfloonandon
theyllsay；”lookatthatoldnonaspree”
andknoyspiritsonhappinessboe
thatrepresentstotheoodbutthesuubr 》
bonuflifethechineseidealoflifeisdrunkt