Easy Lessons in Chinese: or Progressive Exercises to facilitate the study of that language, especially adapted to the Canton dialect

1842

Chapter I	1

Lesson upon the classifier cheung	12

Sntences formed from the radicals	29

Mode of combining the Radicals and Primitives 34 Mode of combining the Radicals and Primitives	37

Remarks upon the principies followed in combining them	43

Mode of marking the tones	55

Chapter IV	62

Conversation with a Teacher	79

Chapter X	210

Letter from a father to his son at school	211

A son to his parents from abroad	212

A husband to his wife from abroad	213

A wife to her husband abroad	214

A person to his friend and the Reply	215

Letter to a distant friend	216

Note accompanying a present of ink and the Reply	217

SELECTIONS FOR READING	97

Design of this chapter	123

Cleverness of Hung Yung	149

Remarkable Earthquake	164

Proper Education of Children	181

Necessity of Instruction	183

No XIInstance of Filial Duty	184

Doctrines of Mencius	185

Chapter IX	186

EXERCISES IN TRANSLATING INTO CHINESE Short sentences containing adjectives	191

Selections from the History of the Three States	200

Selections from the Two Cousins	203

Miscellaneous sentences	206

Note of congratulation on becoming a Graduate	218

Reply to the preceding	219

Request to borrow money and the Reply	220

Edict from the Magistrates of Héungshán district	221

Proclamation and Rules regarding the capture of Grasshoppers	223

Proclamation from Yikshan to the people	228

Memorial from Yikshán to the Emperor	231

Imperial Rescript to the preceding	238

A Petition to the Prefect of Canton	240

Reply to a Petition	241

Letter from Commissioner Lin to the Queen of England	243

hung	265

Títol	Easy Lessons in Chinese: or Progressive Exercises to facilitate the study of that language, especially adapted to the Canton dialect
Autor	Samuel Wells Williams
Publicat	1842
Original de	British Library
Digitalitzat el	10 Des. 2014

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