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China wall collapses.

(“Do you mean the United States will go to war with China?”)

(“Will there be an internal upheaval in China?”)

[...] A trip in the French life to China.

[...] (And typography itself was known, but not much used, in China and Korea in the 11th century.) In about 1448 Gutenberg became a citizen of Mainz, Germany, where he continued his work. [...]

China and Egypt, lives in various religious capacities, however, without the necessary sense of responsibility. [...]

For there is also a version of our Florence, a young man in China, who does not weigh even 70 pounds, and who is 26 years old. [...]

(Florence: “What you said about my counterpart in China makes perfect sense to me.”

[...] I almost didn’t bother looking it up, but I’m glad I did, for we learned that the power of Cinderella has been much longer-lasting and more pervasive than we’d realized: The Cinderella tale reaches back to China in the 9th century, and exists in hundreds of versions around the world.

China and Egypt, lives in various religious capacities, however, without the necessary sense of responsibility. [...]

(To Joel.) And you do not allow yourself to remember that the Lady of Florence was a very strong taskmaster followed by you in China in a Ching dynasty. [...]

[...] China. [...]

(The movie is The China Syndrome, of course, with Michael Douglas, Jack Lemmon and Jane Fonda, which opened to rave reviews perhaps two weeks or so ago. [...]

Who do I share this image with?
What ghost haunts this house?
I smile and reach for a cup of tea
And motions beyond my will begin.
My fingers move smoothly out
And lift the curving spoon.
With just the proper touch
They pick the china saucer up.
Yet I have nothing to do with this.
Who moves the cup? [...]

(Bill’s mother had lived a previous life in China. [...]

(Upon retiring for the night I saw clearly a bed lamp and a yellow china vase or bowl, with dark gold trim.

[...] Then see Seth’s material in Appendix 21 on the counterpart association that Florence, a student in ESP class, has with a young man in China. [...]

“China and Egypt. [...]