Reading “The Book of Change” by Richard Rutt.
1. TODO Review
Reading the “Book of Changes” is like reading a de-compiled binary.
You sort of getting it here and there, some pieces are trivial, and some are totally obscure.
2. TODO Notes
3. >Words
- roughage :: Substances, generally of plant origin, consisting mostly of complex carbohydrates which are undigested when eaten by humans, and which therefore help the passage of food and waste through the alimentary tract; dietary fibre.
- dodder ::
- malus toringo ::
- pennons ::
- glum ::
- sojourners ::
- juncture :: a particular point in events or time
- bedight ::
- flaying ::
- ridge-pole ::
- oriole ::
- dustpan ::
- espy ::
- carter ::
- shouldering ::
- unloosing ::
- tether ::
- concur ::
- bucking ::
- bustle ::
- pinions ::
- bide ::
- betide ::
- dragon soaring away ::
- woodsman ::
- fording ::
- scud ::
- pithouse ::
- pitchpipes ::
- earthenware ::
- mustering ::
- herbage ::
- glee ::
- scrunch ::
- ripping ::
- pilloried on the stone ::
- mildew ::
- keening ::
- cangue ::
- sheen ::
- knolls ::
- flaying ::
- ewe ::
- hornboard ::
- tusks ::
- gelded ::
- gnarled ::
- warp ::
- wading ::
- Lackaday ::
- Hither and thither ::
- distraught ::
- quarry ::
- espy ::
- come nigh ::
- unwrought ::
- wailing ::
- boughs ::
- awry ::
- cleaving ::
- reaving ::
- moon waxes full ::
- pennons ::
- tabor-beats ::
- dirge ::
- sundried ::
- asterism ::
- mordant ::
- Black-naped Oriole ::
- mantic ::
- modicum ::
- gobbets ::
- dogged ::
- antepenultimate ::
- burnished ::
- rill ::
- sycophant ::
- toady ::