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XIII. Pictographic Reconnaissances. Part III

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  15 March 2011

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A bad plan, they say, is better than no plan at all, and I think it must be so. Perhaps, too, a less morbid attraction to perplexing problems might have avoided, or more Pelmanistic concentration reduced, the unanticipated disproportion of treatment in the present instalment of these Papers.

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Copyright © The Royal Asiatic Society 1919

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page 377 note 1 Documents Chinois découverts par Aurei Stein.

page 378 note 1 By which must be meant i ch'êng, as we should write, and possibly as the earlier commentator did write. But Tuan was not the sort of purist that would give way to such a vulgarism as , as we see below.

page 383 note 1 Yin Ch'i, Hsü Shu, , p. 36.Google Scholar