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| On Going to Visit a Taoist Recluse on Mount Tai-Tien, but Failing to Meet Him |
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| Poem Composed at the Imperial Command in the Spring Garden, While Looking on the Newly Green Willows by the Dragon Pond and Listening to the Hundred-Fold Notes of the First Nightingales |
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| On Hearing the Flute in the Yellow Crane House |
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| Women of Yueh, The — 3 |
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| Invitation to Li Po, An |
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| Women of Yueh, The — 4 |
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| On Being Asked Who He Is |
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| The Fair Queen of Wu |
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| The Ruin of the Ku-Su Palace |
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| The River Journey from White King City |
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Japanese translator and Chinese-poetry enthusiast.