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Hau Kiou choaan

or, The pleasing history

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HAU KIOU CHOAAN. A CHINESE HISTORY.

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THE ARGUMENT or STORY OF A CHINESE PLAY ACTED AT CANTON, In the Year M. DCC. XIX.

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INTRODUCTION.

THE ARGUMENT or STORY OF A CHINESE PLAY.

FRAGMENTS OF CHINESE POETRY: WITH A DISSERTATION.

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A DISSERTATION ON THE POETRY of the CHINESE.

INTRODUCTION.

FRAGMENTS OF CHINESE POETRY.

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II. A CHINESE Panegyric From an ancient Ode .

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III. Verses in Praise of VU-CUNG Prince of the kingdom of GUEY, From an ancient Ode .

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IV. Verses on a Tyrant,

V. On an amiable Bride.

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VII. A Fragment of an ancient Ode, quoted by CONFUCIUS .

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IX. On the Divine Justice .

X. On curbing the Passions .

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XI. On Detraction .

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XII. On the Cultivation of the Heart .

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XIII. On the Revolutions of Families .

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XIV. Against Extravagance .

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XV. Among the Poems of Tû-Chao-lin, is the following Song .

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XVI. A description of a fine day after rain .

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XVII. On the Detection of a bad man .

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XVIII. On an old man killed by accident .

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XIX. On a person sailing home after long absence .

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XX. Extract from a Poem intitled, "The Age instructed."

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XXI. A CHINESE FABLE .

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