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Where the dogs bark by roaring waters, Whose spray darkens the petals' colours, Deep in the woods deer at times are seen; The valley noon: one can hear no bell, But wild bamboos cut across bright clouds, Flying cascades hang from jasper peaks; No one here knows which way you have gone: Two, now three pines I have leant against! Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
among
another
art
ballad
birds
book
call
called
capital
century
chinese
city
clouds
come
course
day
duke
dynasty
emperor
end
even
famous
far
first
form
fu
garden
general
give
glorious
good
great
han
himself
home
horses
introduction
journey
king
know
lady
last
later
leaves
li
life
lines
long
man
may
meaning
means
men
might
moon
mountain
must
name
note
now
old
once
original
own
painting
part
po
poem
poet
poetry
probably
rather
river
see
seems
seen
shu
something
song
south
spring
still
story
think
though
thought
three
time
tu
two
verse
war
waters
white
wind
word
work
written
yang
years
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