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"In the centuries preceding the Mongol conquest the preferred forms for Chinese verse were the metrically regular shih and the lyric (tz'u), whose lines were of irregular but prescribed length."
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Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs):
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palace maidens, foreign eggs, peony pavilion, moon gate, secondary wife, old squire, spoken drama
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Second Sister, Chia Lien, Dragon King, Chia Jung, Ts'ui Ning, Hsiang-lin Sao, Chia Chen, Old Buddha, Chang Hua, Zodiac Mah, Dame Yu, Fourth Sister, Fourth Aunt, Third Sister, Uncle Boils, Mah San-chu, Pervading Fragrance, Fourth Uncle, New Year, Seven Mile Inn, Madam Wang, Milky Way, Old Woman Wei, Master Ts'ui, Master Tung-kuo
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