characters-the Chinese learn, to-d With the staff already required for maintaining. the public parks proper condition, the. upkeep of Large conservatory would-not be very great. well selected articles on the cihslsced astlce on the varius Industrial, artistic and zoological ing the correct pronunciation and gelting vid. of the telliale foreign [Eccent. The method seems to be to the milld of the: student the Zonantal combination and then to oper sound "of a vowel Or con
fake him through the various ways fof spelling the same sound in 'CHINESE "THOUGHT " h**astorg the Chiness Jeare, Mmo—By 1. a.)extent the preltranh forte shewed, English until he has. become accus-topics with which the Journal habi-tamed to all the various tricks and ually deals." Special mention must, augen, [the plain pietargraphic and, ideo-{apa into which the feet of the be-however, be mace of the delightful 10/6 graphic bases.
Not all Chinese inner are so easily betrayed. Thus Mr. Pan Tze-yen of te with the "ely "i and." acters can be regarded as hav-'This is the latest volume in the ithe story of "The Three. Amazing ing these two bases.
Tu fact much sounds Dr. Trenité thas, the. follow-International" Library of Psy-Figures of Mediaeval China." The more than half have not.
But, on ing delightful: rhyme with which to chology, Philosophy and Scientific quality of the: story can be judged stake his point:—the other hand, the great Method, a series' with a, well-from this passage in the description of the formative concepts deserved reputation. Dr. Richards lof the secret visit of Red Duster to Dr. Richards is concerned with the joy tal mind of Magdalene, Cambridge, is a man her master's enemy. with the object At Lbya'es The pie was basted meaning of, have got an ideographic with a mission, namely to get the lot transferring her favour tothe 'Aa. though my "knife was stained assis. "There is, therefore, the The" ordinary' telligent. person to fatter: chological problem, whether "ti Fealise. thay. the, great words. he veice<aThae aight at the begin. man who expresses himself in imses, "such as "Knowledge, Truth, Beauty, Order, Mightcousness, Bressloistc "pictures and symbols sig' a the ith which he, heard will not think In avery different Herne toanewtr the call snd Sound Honous, et lia altera, are not the manner from. the man who. ex-Ghat the''vistor was clad tu purple, straightforward concepts he is only Dresses himself inva script which is wore cap and held w stick with foo emelined. to. think they" are. wholly. based on' speech. To. what tend bag'? On being questioned the That, however, is only the begin extent does the latter have pictures Nistor cid," ama: singing itt Be' a2 "De Riharis "milan. and symbols "at the back -of his The Yang family called Hed Duster She was asked to came in. After stag in the prime of life From that he goes on to search for ind When he writes? And to cloak Childish" for my time of Life, and build up a whole new methodo~ agy of meaning. He is a practical what extent does the former, de-Idling, tolding, shy, velop "a habit of mind which that without. print, or rouge Teer ingleen leeaniy And called & indy "lid Pillosopher: working on words, and neutralizes the effect of the pictures 'And yet again, the a in fate Fre wants to get at the meaning of and symbols "on his mental face. "She bowed before Be veracious, don't parade, meaning. meaning, and' so to the control of Processes? In any case, Men-responded with a sense of Bravely calla spade a spade dus lived at a time "when the Face your failures, say our sty Tu the course of his. search. picture or the symbol corresponded Make your tale yea, yen—nay, 1 awoke to the fact that Classical very closely to the concept it was Tt is all very delightful and and Chinese han' te own anne.
Freed an incateutable induence regnant concepts Which have €x-conclusion fo be drawn, therefore, there to express: The practical of the day, but none of them leaves the impression that not only ime tobe able to. compare should foreigners profit by the book, that these early books should be with you, Si but that umu themselves, the 'Chinese people, but which are ead and digested, not in the script Team hardly. live by' myself, 20.1 whose pronunciation is faulty, oF B'source of emdiess. difieulty "to of. later days, but. in. the more with to depend on You as a lofty
me here. existe "this has wade who suffer from some of the accents Soutern translators. He made a vivid. script in which they were which are not of the type. gener% Bpecinl journey to China some.two written. "The scholars of "the Yenching University with Profes-jars. ago and settled. down at "ut Miniter Yang," replied Li Manchu Dynasty. had rather "Has full the capital; how ing. might profit by taking a little "accepted as, musical and. pleas. sion of doing this; and a very course from Dr. Trenité's book—sor Hwang, Dr, Lucius Porter. and useful" fashion -it proved. to-be. is Mr, Li Aneehe to see what grist he Unfortunately they' trusted Yeo 4 deuld find for his mill, This book, much to that wonderful dictionary, "Mencius.on the Mind," is the out-the "Hsu 'Shih. Shuo' Wen. Now ome. It has 130 pages of treat-with the divining bones and tor-in any
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