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CHINESE LITERATURE
Comparing Literary Works
Lao Tzu	from the Tao Te Ching	Philosophical Text	240
Confucius	from The Analects	Philosophical Text	242
Comparing Literary Works
Arthur Waley, translator	from The Book of Songs
	I Beg of You, Chung Tzu	Poem	252
	Thick Grow the Rush Leaves	Poem	253
T'ao Ch'ien	Form, Shadow, Spirit	Poem	254
	I Built My House Near Where Others Dwell	Poem	257
Li Po	The River-Merchant's Wife: A Letter	Poem	258
	Addressed Humorously to Tu Fu	Poem	260
Tu Fu	Jade Flower Palace	Poem	261
	Sent to Li Po as a Gift	Poem	262
JAPANESE LITERATURE
Comparing Literary Works
Ki Tsurayuki	When I Went to Visit	Tanka	268
Ono Komachi	Was It That I Went to Sleep	Tanka	269
Priest Jakuren	One Cannot Ask Loneliness	Tanka	269
Matsuo Basho	Haiku	Haiku	270
Yosa Buson	Haiku	Haiku	271
Kobayashi Issa	Haiku	Haiku	272
Sei Shonagon	from The Pillow Book
	In Spring It Is the Dawn	Nonfiction	278
	The Cat Who Lived in the Palace	Nonfiction	279
	Things That Arouse a Fond Memory of the Past	Nonfiction	282
	I Remember a Clear Morning	Nonfiction	282
Comparing Literary Works
Paul Reps, compiler	Zen Parables
	A Parable	Parable	290
	Publishing the Sutras	Parable	291
	The Taste of Banzo's Sword	Parable	291