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The royal excursion to the Suzaku palace took place toward the middle of the Tenth Month. The emperor’s ladies lamented1 that they would not be present at what was certain to be a most remarkable2 concert. Distressed3 especially at the thought that Fujitsubo should be deprived of the pleasure, the emperor ordered a full rehearsal4 at the main palace. Genji and Tō no Chūjō danced “Waves of the Blue Ocean.” Tō no Chūjō was a handsome youth who carried himself well, but beside Genji he was like a nondescript mountain shrub5 beside a blossoming cherry. In the bright evening light the music echoed yet more grandly through the palace and the excitement grew; and though the dance was a familiar one, Genji scarcely seemed of this world. As he intoned the lyrics6 his auditors7 could have believed they were listening to the Kalavinka bird of paradise. The emperor brushed away tears of delight, and there were tears in the eyes of all the princes and high courtiers as well. As Genji rearranged his dress at the end of his song and the orchestra took up again, he seemed to shine with an ever brighter light.
“Surely the gods above are struck dumb with admiration,” Lady Kokiden, the mother of the crown prince, was heard to observe. “One is overpowered by such company.”
Some of the young women thought her rather horrid8.
To Fujitsubo it was all like a dream. How she wished that those unspeakable occurrences had not taken place. Then she might be as happy as the others.
She spent the night with the emperor.
“There was only one thing worth seeing,” he said.’” Waves of the Blue Ocean.’ Do you not agree?
“Nor is Tō no Chūjō a mean dancer. There is something about the smallest gesture that tells of breeding. The professionals are very good in their way — one would certainly not wish to suggest otherwise — but they somehow lack freshness and spontaneity. When the
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shrub
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virtuosos
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| n.艺术大师( virtuoso的名词复数 );名家;艺术爱好者;古董收藏家 | |
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seclusion
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lute
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bounty
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rumors
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jealousy
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calligraphy
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bishop
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dressing
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nun
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maternal
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retinue
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apprehension
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passionate
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crimson
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babbling
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agitation
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