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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

28.08.1986

Herausgeber

Gao Gao E.

Verlag

Penguin Books

Seitenzahl

384

Maße (L/B/H)

19,8/13/2,4 cm

Gewicht

272 g

Übersetzt von

John Minford

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-14-044372-1

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

28.08.1986

Herausgeber

Gao Gao E.

Verlag

Penguin Books

Seitenzahl

384

Maße (L/B/H)

19,8/13/2,4 cm

Gewicht

272 g

Übersetzt von

John Minford

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-14-044372-1

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • The Story of the Stone Volume 5Note on Spelling
    Preface

    Chapter 99:
    Unscrupulous minions make use of their master's virtue to conceal a multitude of sins; and Jia Zheng is alarmed to read his nephew's name in the 'Peking Gazette'

    Chapter 100:
    Caltrop disturbs an elaborate seduction and inspires bitter resentment; Bao-yu learns of a distressing betrothal and laments an imminent departure

    Chapter 101:
    In Prospect Garden a moonlit apparition repeats an ancient warning; and a Scattered Flowers Convent the fortune-sticks provide a strange omen

    Chapter 102:
    Illness descends upon the Jia family in Ning-guo House; and charms and holy water are used to exorcize Prospect Garden

    Chapter 103:
    Jin-gui dies by her own hand, caught in a web of her own weaving; Yu-cun encounters an old friend in vain, blind to the higher truths of Zen

    Chapter 104:
    Drunken Dime at large again - a small fish whips up a mighty storm; our Besotted Hero in agony once more - a chance thrust quickens a numbed heart

    Chapter 105:
    The Embroidered Jackets raid Ning-guo House; and Censor Li impeaches the Prefect of Ping-an

    Chapter 106:
    Wang Xi-feng feels remorse for the consequences of her past misdeeds; and Grandmother Jia prays for the family's deliverence from further calamity

    Chapter 107:
    Impelled by family devotion, Grandmother Jia distributes her personal posessions; favoured with an Imperial dispensation, Jia Zheng recieves his bother's hereditary rank

    Chapter 108:
    A birthday party held for Sister Allspice necessitiates a false display of jollity; and ghostly weeping heard at the Naiad's House provokes a frech outburst of grief

    Chapter 109:
    Fivey shares a vigil, and receives affection meant for another; Ying-chun pays her debt to fate, and returns to the Realm of Primordial Truth

    Chapter 110:
    Lady Jia ends her days, and returns to the land of shades; Wang Xi-feng exhausts her strength, and forfeits the family's esteem

    Chapter 111:
    A devoted maid renders a final service, and accompanies her mistress to the Great Void; a villainous slave takes his revenge, and betrays his masters into the hands of theives

    Chapter 112:
    Admantina discharges a karmic debt and recieves a blow from the Hand of Providence; Aunt Zhao concludes a deadly feud and sets out on the road to the Nether World

    Chapter 113:
    Xi-feng repents of her former misdeeds, and entrusts her child to a village dame; Nightengale softens a long-standing animosity, and warns to ter besotted master

    Chapter 114:
    Wang Xi-feng ends her life's illusion and returns to Jinling; Zhen Ying-jia recieves the Emperor's favour and is summoned to the Palace

    Chapter 115:
    A private obsessoin revived confirms Xi-chun in an ancient vow; a physical likeness verified deprives Bao-yu of an imagines friend

    Chapter 116:
    Human destinies are revealed in a fairy realm, and the Stone is restored to its rightful owner; mortal remains are transported to their terrestrial home, and duty is discharged by a filial son

    Chapter 117:
    Two fair damsels conspire to save the jade, and forestall a flight from earthy bondage; an infamous rogue takes charge of the mansion, and assembles a gang of cronies

    Chapter 118:
    Provoked by a ranking antipathy, Uncle and Cousin plot the ruin of an innocent maid; alarmed by riddling utterances, Wife and Concubine remonstrate with their idiot master

    Chapter 119:
    Bao-yu becomes a Provincial Graduate and severs worldly ties: the House of Jia receives Imperial favour and renews ancestral glory

    Chapter 120:
    Zhen Shi-yin expounds the Nature of Passion and Illusion; and Jia Yu-cun concludes the Dream of Golden Days

    Characters in Volume 5
    Genealogical Tables