Yet, of the mountains, and the terrible grandeur of the place, I recked nothing; for I was confounded with amazement to behold, at a distance of several miles and occupying the center of the arena, a stupendous structure built apparently of green jade.

so, how if he should be smitten now; the plaguy Jade had sure the Spirit of Prophecy in her; 'tis so'tis shemy Lord.

As offerings I have freely paid My store of gems and purest jade.

There is in it a hall of Buddha, adorned with carved and inlaid work of gold and silver, and rich in the seven precious substances, in which there is an image of Buddha in green jade, more than twenty cubits in height, glittering all over with those substances, and having an appearance of solemn dignity which words cannot express.

Suddenly one day, when by the side of this image of jade, he saw a merchant presenting as his offering a fan of white silk; and the tears of sorrow involuntarily filled his eyes and fell down.

The lake is the eye of the mountain, jade green, placid, unwinking, also unfathomable.

O ho ho!" From hidden places sounded the whir of a jade-cutter's wheel, a cobbler's rattle, or the clanging music of a forge.

Their hair was long and lustrous, elaborately wound and held by jade.

In my next Transmigration I was again set upon two Legs, and became an Indian Tax-gatherer; but having been guilty of great Extravagances, and being marry'd to an expensive Jade of a Wife, I ran so cursedly in debt, that I durst not shew my Head.

And really the topaz-eyed creature, in its becoming jade collara gift from Nick Hilliardwas often a comfort to Angela, curled up in her lap and purring cosily under her book as she read.

They strolled on, Nick holding Timmy, who purred loudly, as if glad to welcome the giver of his jade collar.

Now, when she was about to mount her horse again, the Waiting-woman said, "By rights your horse belongs to me; this jade will do for you!"

The jade necklace.

The Jade necklace.

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Frederick Christopher (A); 14Mar57; R188515. CHRISTY, ARTHUR E. Images in Jade: translations from classical and modern Chinese poetry.

CHRISTY, GERTRUDE N. Images in jade.

FISCHER (CARL) INC. Stage guide for The lucky jade.

The green Jade necklace.

Jade and gentlemen, by Emily Hahn.

Jade sanctuary.

MORRILL, SAMUEL. Lanterns, junks, and jade.

Macmillan Educational Corp. (PWH); 16Mar73; R548139. WONG, JADE SNOW.

The Jade priestess!

His cherchia of jade-green silk was bound with a ukal, or fillet of camel's-hair; his burnous, also silk, showed tenderest shades of lavender and rose.