| Hypertext сollected works of Daniil and Alla Andreevs in The Rose of the World’s casket |
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| Hypertext сollected works of Daniil and Alla Andreevs in The Rose of the World’s casket |
A hypertext version of the collection “Materials to the poem "Duggur"” by Daniel Andreev is submitted on this web page. Hyperlinks are given on the various articles of “Andreev encyclopedia”, placed in the same electronic Library. The text and pagination correspond to the printing edition: Andreev D.L. Collected works. V. 3, book 2. – Moscow: __. – Pp. 265-313, 317-328.
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{Kyo Nan Jung philosophical . symbolics Chinese hieroglyphs, – destiny . European Kyo , Nan Jung – .
K. N. J. province Shandong Tu Sou .} When the boy was seven years old, his father, continually convinced of unusual talents of the son, sent him to study in the famous buddhistic monastery Wang Du. {destiny Nan Jung.
K.N.J. monastery hieroglyphs. Chinese ; philosophy of immortal Confucius heart and reason.
K. N. J., knowledge hieroglyphs, scientists, K. N. J. Dragon-faced»*1. imperial library, K. N. J. 1834 “Diplomacy and war” (“”): hieroglyphs legendary emperor Yao, K.N.J. diplomacy. In 1837 Mandarin army Emperor in Hong Kong. destiny reason human.
K. N. J. “Dance hieroglyphs” (“”). philosophical hieroglyphs symbolizing . World . Life }
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*1 {I.e. “son of sky”, emperor. – (D.L. Andreev).}
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K. N. J. philosophy Tao Chinese society. In 1839 Hong Kong philosopher- English ships roadstead. Chinese. Philosophical “dance hieroglyphs” . Englishmen; . emperor Kyo Nan Jung feat land Beijing 17 mu*2 silk. Hong Kong Englishmen, . “dance hieroglyphs”.
In 1842 K. N. J. Nanjing parley. Englishmen magical Chinese: dance diplomatic hieroglyphs. dance . English diplomats.
K. N. J. in Nanjing . “Ai-ji mei-ze” “son of spirit of Dances and goddess Hieroglyphophily”.}
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*2 I.e. few more than one hectare.
*3 {The term Chinese medicine European “ gallbladder”.}
In 1910 the missionary of reformatory church venerable Stokes was perfidiously killed by the tribe and took involuntarily passive part, so to speak, in a cannibalistic orgy. <...> So, for example, Quak-Ma-Lung, one of the cleverest representative of the fine sex on the island of Kiri-kiri, didn’t day and night leave celluloid collar of the decedent, though this relic almost confined her modest toilet.
Isn’t subject to doubt that neither mildness, nor infinite patience and mental fortitude wouldn’t rescue venerable Browning from his predecessor’s fate if, contrary to decedent Stokes, he didn’t possess youth and extremely attractive appearance.
Having mixed with food of venerable Browning small slices of Cecilia arbonica’s root which is widely used by Dayaks as somnifacient, the courageous girl, without waiting for morning, transferred on her shoulders the insensible missionary to the sea coast, having done herewith over 5 kilometers on the impassable jungle. Certainly, anywhere on all island of Kiri-kiri the fugitives couldn’t be out of danger. Therefore Q. built, without procrastinating for a minute, the primitive raft; when Cecilia arbonica’s effect ceased and venerable Browning raised his become heavy eyelids, he, to his considerable surprise, saw round himself the water surface absorbed by the rising sun, and the coast of Borneo island in any one hundred yards ahead.
After all event the question of return to educational activity on the island of Kiri-kiri for venerable Browning disappeared by itself. <...> The neophyte decided to leave on herself only the collar of decedent Stokes as a constant reminder on her last delusions.
However the circumstances under which Browning was forced to leave his post on the island of Kiri-kiri, excited some bewilderment in the missionary brotherhood,
