therespectforladiesinathat,asoldinthenovelchiuweikuei

eire,andchosetoliveasanuninaspecially

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hthe

listentothesingingoflovedittiesbygirlsintheneighb”las

thisanchudynasty.itis

thingsbecausetheydidnotneedignoranceasabulheirvirtue.sothe

sankanchutroopsforherrevery,andin

ntoshabyparison.shehadrepolitihastitythannyn

bythesideoftheetheobjeageofeveryscholar

inthisatspherescholarssoughtforthosehetaerasinguish

ofher”adoptedsonsofthe

seight,whendarknesshad

chliteraryleaing,orality,andbutrarely

herselfup,aheofficialinpower

eunusandsoheseladieshavebeenhandeddoothe

nation,asiressofgeneralwu

passingupanddown.

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noteing

livesofsuahsianglan,liujushihand

theelvesfroheresteitheriry,sic,paintingorplishedaheendofthe

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ladyofsupposedlyeasyvirtuefornthsahreeorfourthousanddollars

...

felepanyoftheartistidliterarytype.thesingsonggirlscultivatedthese

reputedforhernstandanya

niailedtortoisedeses,nyanhadtourta

others.theurtesansuppliedtheneedforurtshipandronyn

touristfes.notafeedhthepoliticaldestihe

revolutionistsoftoday.afterherloverhadbeenhouofnanki

stressofopig.tothetangdynastybelongedsuhsiaohsiao,b

thesingsonggirl,differingfrohenprostitutes,hadtobeurted.suchwas

beforeheittedtopassanightinherboudoir.suchapreposteroussituation

rvirtue,ortohavetoo

ssedintheiryouthbefe.ispeakof”urtship”advisedly,because

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present.thehistoryofeseintellectualenobesoughtpartlyinthe

ngperiod,perhapstheolovedbyallethe

builtnasteryonshangshan.hecaseoflihsiang,whowas

transfordthedirtycreekintoaveianal,theyinahouseboatand