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[Nabritt <sh...@ha...>]

Are always attractive to the Chinese child as well as to the

scholar, and poems and essays are replete with such constructions. The child enjoyed making the pictures. I tried to make one, but found it very difficult.
I was not familiar with the blocks. It is different now, I have learned how to make them. Then it seemed as if it would be impossible

ever to do so. When I had failed to make the picture I turned them
over to him. In a moment it was done. "Who is it?" I asked. "Chang Ch'i, the poet," he answered.
"Whenever he went for a walk he took with him a child who
carried a bag in which to put the poems he happened to write. In this illustration he stands with his