Early Chinese Writing Vol. 4 No. 1

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"Twist" (No. 292) and "month" referring to motion III' lips in speaking.
Sign suggesting a wrapper.
Fiitus wra|iped in the womb, with "child" added as suggestive sign. ( Cf. No.
329. ) Depiit.s luilf-lormed lu-tus liefore birth. ( )rigiiiallv same :,se., Seven months' fn-tus. De- veloped from No. 329.
No. .''lilO intensified by du- plication.
Shuo Wf II : "Tongue." Possibly tongue in the mouth.
Cf. No. ."i(>.
Man standing in a house.
Hand over child. Cj[. No.
ii:>. Shuo VVf'n: "Anxiety." ■'Shee...p" and "woman." sheep-woman." String of sbells Chinese Iueogkapii.-^.
* For full explanation see l>age 14.
t The evolution of the modern form may be thus : (^ . | A^D.
PLATE XXV.
Older Forms.
Probalile Original.

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