Note 81.
He who wears the dragon robes delighted in the sweetly-scented wind of her garments.
Appointments for the Emperor's use were all spoken of as "dragon" appointments, and the analysis of the character which means the Emperor's love, is a dragon under a roof. Ladies' clothes were, and are to-day, kept in cupboards in which scented woods were burned, therefore as the long sleeves of their dresses swayed back and forth a sweet perfume came from them.
Note 82.
How was it possible for the "Flying Swallow" to snatch the Emperor's love?
The "Flying Swallow" was a famous concubine. (See Note 30.)
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Note 83.
I suggest that men meditate at length on Hsieh Hsüan Hui.