My Lady of the Chinese Courtyard

ear

for another that is c

hen-peh, who is from

out two moons after I

ay in dire distress. S

d's people, and, as th

s her until her latest

know what can be done.

own pride of family. S

ouse, and she is fil

e. I have told her that

be honoured beyond he

pect; and thus she me

s that "respect" is the

d at times to still the

peace

me two nights. Last n

ess, with I know not w

sely, to talk frankly

owes obedience. Ther

t think upon the winte

sband and without childr

ven by her people. I pu

ing of t

may be a co

lful hand

e string where pe

ead all swi

band and

, never mor

he sorrows of another.

and me the least small

heart, and thou wilt

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